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Dylan Patel

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“I hope this means the match act passes. That is far more important for US national interest than the RASA Act”
EMERGENCY POD: Jensen Out, MATCH Act In? With Dylan PatelChinaTalk, November 13, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Opening exchange, shortly after the hosts discuss Jensen Huang's resignation; the speaker is not labeled in the transcript and is likely Patel.
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“if your goal is to maintain a lead as large as possible for as long as possible and maintain control over China, you do not prevent China from having any compute”
EMERGENCY POD: Jensen Out, MATCH Act In? With Dylan PatelChinaTalk, November 13, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Answering the host's request to explain why RASA, the remote-access bill, would be a bad thing.
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“the best thing for America to do is allow remote access of GPUs because the alternatives are much worse.”
EMERGENCY POD: Jensen Out, MATCH Act In? With Dylan PatelChinaTalk, November 13, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Closing the argument against RASA, which would treat cloud rental of chips as an export.
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“The best way to flip the table is to prevent them from buying relatively low value or low total market cap value goods and make them buy the expensive stuff.”
EMERGENCY POD: Jensen Out, MATCH Act In? With Dylan PatelChinaTalk, November 13, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Arguing that controls should target chip-making equipment rather than chips or models.
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  1. PodcastChinaTalkSpeaks

    EMERGENCY POD: Jensen Out, MATCH Act In? With Dylan Patel

    In an emergency episode after Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO, ChinaTalk host Jordan Schneider, Dylan Patel and Jordan Nanos of SemiAnalysis debate two US chip-export bills. Patel backs the MATCH Act and opposes RASA; the hosts also discuss Nvidia's future, open models and who should lead the company.