Cloud Security Act

This bill changes federal privacy law on stored electronic communications to let cloud service providers share certain customer communications and records with the Secretary of Commerce or a designated federal official. A provider could do so when it believes in good faith that the information relates to use of a covered cloud product by a specified foreign entity or someone acting for one. The sharing must be for reports or notices required under export control regulations, and must be limited to what is reasonably necessary. The bill defines covered cloud products as cloud services used to develop or run advanced AI models on certain high-performance data center chips, and lets the Secretary of Commerce modify the chip definition starting 24 months after enactment.

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Sponsors

• Josh Gottheimer Democrat sponsor
• 1 cosponsors