Comment by John Neuffer

President and CEO of the Semiconductor Industry Association
SIA members are fully committed to complying with export controls, and we strongly oppose the illicit diversion and misuse of our chip technologies. While we understand policymakers’ interest in addressing this issue, we cannot support blanket mandates for new, untested, and potentially infeasible on-chip mechanisms, such as what is being proposed in the Chip Security Act. Rushing to legislate complex, costly, and unproven security features risks undermining global trust in American semiconductor technologies and efforts to promote the export of the American AI technology stack, eroding our global leadership and competitiveness.
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AI Verified The SIA statement opposes the Chip Security Act’s blanket on-chip mandates, so it is directly relevant to this chip-registration/traceability statement. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 55min ago
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AI Verified SIA is opposing the Chip Security Act’s blanket on-chip mandates, so the recorded answer ‘against’ is correct. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 55min ago

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AI Verified SIA’s March 2, 2026 statement contains the quoted opposition almost verbatim, including support for export controls and opposition to blanket on-chip mandates (lines 72-75). · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 57min ago
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