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Georgetown University research center focused on emerging technology and national security.

Location verification—which would allow regulators to determine where AI chips are located—has emerged as a key proposal to strengthen export control enforcement efforts. [...] We recommend that location verification be required only for data center chips subject to the most stringent licensing requirements to align with current export control objectives.

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Center for Security and Emerging Technology, “Tracking AI Chips: Assessing Location Verification as an Export Control Enforcement Tool,” September 2026. Official CSET report page; the report’s collective wording recommends a limited, licensing-based requirement rather than tracking all advanced AI chips.

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