Senators call on Trump to continue banning Nvidia from selling its best chips in China

Here is a 185-word summary of the news article: A group of bipartisan U.S. senators is urging President Trump to maintain restrictions on the export of advanced AI chips to China. The senators, led by Chris Coons and Tom Cotton, have submitted a resolution calling on the government to prevent Chinese access to America's most powerful AI computing technology. The senators argue that China is rapidly closing the AI development gap with the U.S. and warn that allowing China to obtain these advanced chips would bolster its military and cybersecurity capabilities, threatening U.S. economic and national security. They are pushing the government to ensure U.S. companies prioritize selling their cutting-edge AI hardware and software to American allies, while denying it to adversaries like China. This comes after Trump suggested he may allow Nvidia to sell its powerful "Blackwell" chip to China, a move the senators want to block. They cite China's "inability to make and access computing power" as the main obstacle to its AI progress. The senators want the administration to continue enforcing export controls that prevent U.S. chipmakers from selling their most advanced products to China.