According to CoinMeta, Chinese AI companies are seeking to pre-lock NVIDIA computing power in overseas data centers, concerned about the United States tightening restrictions on remote access to advanced chips. Reuters reports that some large Chinese cloud service providers are already discussing whether to pre-lock overseas computing power, while other companies have contacted data center operators to inquire about reservation matters. The US currently restricts the export of NVIDIA's most advanced AI chips to China, but Chinese companies can still rent computing power in overseas data centers to remotely train and run large models without the need to directly import chips. Relevant companies are worried that the Jensen Huang incident may accelerate the advancement of the "Remote Access Security Act," which aims to authorize the US Department of Commerce to regulate the remote access to restricted technologies through cloud services.