• Oracle commentary on Jun 3, 2026 warned the Senate’s Remote Access Security Act would undermine US competitiveness in global AI.
• It argued the bill is overbroad, restricting US cloud services for benign technology or customers, including firms that employ Chinese nationals.
• It estimated the measure would lock US AI infrastructure out of 30% to 45% of the global market, making US dominance “mathematically impossible.”
• It said broad limits would shift market share to Chinese providers such as Huawei, citing scale and ecosystem lock-in as the key strategic battleground.
• It urged targeted, predictable export controls focused on adversary militaries, intelligence services, sanctioned entities, or diversion networks.

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