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Ana Swanson

Ana Swanson

Verified

Domestic Correspondent, The New York Times

Washington

Beats

Primary beats

BusinessUnited StatesFinance

Secondary beats

CookingArtsBiography SketchBrandingMedicalChildren'S LiteratureInternet CultureTradeDomestic AffairsHealthEntertainmentCelebritiesSavings TipsPersonal FinanceFitnessInvoice Finance

Final Covers

Business, Education Politics,Arts and culture Migration, and Soccer Race

Doesn’t Cover

Beauty, fashion, sports

Journalist Type

-

Seniority Positions

Mid

Industries

Medium Formats

Print,Digital

Content

Total articles 5928

  • Washington takes aim at DeepSeek and its American chip supplier, Nvidia

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified| The Straits Times Verified SAN FRANCISCO – Two months after DeepSeek, China’s artificial intelligence star, rattled Washington and shook Wall Street, US officials are taking steps to crack down on the Chinese startup and its support from America’s leading chipmaker, Nvidia. The Trump administration this week moved to restrict Nvidia’s sale of AI chips to China.

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified · The Straits Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • US Officials Target Nvidia and DeepSeek Amid Fears of China's A.I. Progress

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified| The New York Times Verified China's success in artificial intelligence has the Trump administration and lawmakers weighing rules and investigations to slow Beijing's progress in the industry. Two months after DeepSeek, China's artificial intelligence star, rattled Washington and shook Wall Street, U.S. officials are taking steps to crack down on the Chinese start-up and its support from America's leading chip maker, Nvidia. The Trump administration this week moved to restrict Nvidia's sale of A.I. chips to China.

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified · The New York Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Washington takes aim at DeepSeek and its American chip supplier, Nvidia

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified| The Straits Times Verified SAN FRANCISCO – Two months after DeepSeek, China’s artificial intelligence star, rattled Washington and shook Wall Street, US officials are taking steps to crack down on the Chinese startup and its support from America’s leading chipmaker, Nvidia. The Trump administration this week moved to restrict Nvidia’s sale of AI chips to China.

    By Tripp Mickle Verified, Ana Swanson Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified, Cade Metz Verified · The Straits Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Company Info

The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-698-4637