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According to reports, Oracle, under pressure from the Trump administration, canceled an AI chip leasing agreement signed with Tencent worth about $7 billion, which originally planned to allow Tencent to use up to 100,000 advanced chips distributed across multiple data centers in Southeast Asia.
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