According to CoinMeta, and as reported by Reuters, some Chinese AI companies are seeking to pre-book NVIDIA computing power from overseas data centers in advance, concerned that the controversy involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang may lead to the United States tightening restrictions on remote access to advanced chips. A major Chinese cloud service provider is already discussing these matters internally, while other companies have contacted data center operators to inquire about reservations. Some smaller AI laboratories are considering reaching out to Southeast Asian computing power rental providers. These companies are worried that the Jensen Huang incident may accelerate the advancement of the Remote Access Security Act (RSA), which aims to authorize the U.S. Department of Commerce to regulate the remote access to restricted technologies via cloud services. The act was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in January this year and is now awaiting review by the Senate.