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The legislation proposes requiring location verification and tracking mechanisms for advanced chips deployed globally. These solutions remain largely untested at scale. [...] Rather than mandating unproven technological solutions, policymakers should prioritize strengthening enforcement capabilities, expanding intelligence coordination, and deepening cooperation with allied governments.

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TechNet, “The Chip Security Act Risks Undermining America’s AI Leadership and Global Data Flows,” March 3, 2026. TechNet is a national, bipartisan technology-industry trade association; the official, organization-authored statement opposes the bill’s globally deployed advanced-chip location-tracking mandate and recommends enforcement, intelligence coordination, and allied cooperation instead.

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Require all advanced AI chips to be registered and traceable to their physical location

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