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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Friday, November 14th.

I'm Zoe Colkin for the Wall Street Journal.

We are exclusively reporting.

Amazon is joining Microsoft and supporting

legislation that threatens to further limit Nvidia's ability to export to China, a rear split

between the chip designer and two of its biggest customers. The legislation, known as the Gain

AI Act, would require chip firms to satisfy U.S. demand before sending products

to China and other countries subject to arms embargoes, one of the first efforts by Congress

to address chip exports. The policy would give tech firms preferential access to chips at their

data centers around the world. The moves by Microsoft and Amazon to work against a company they are deeply intertwined with

highlights the fierce competitiveness of the AI race, as the companies involved are all jockeying

for favorable policy to stay ahead of rivals.

Germany's SAP is proposing changes to how clients can request support and pay for its business management software,

seeking to alleviate competition concerns from EU officials weeks after they launched an investigation into the company over possible anti-competitive practices.

EU officials said that SAP requires clients to seek support services from SAP itself for its on-premises enterprise resource planning software, potentially restricting competition for third-party providers.

The Commission said it has now received proposals from SAP that would allow clients to choose between different support services providers instead of

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