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Comment by Commonwealth Trading Partners, Inc. (CTP)

U.S. international-trade and export-compliance firm providing compliance services to private and public clients.
Advanced AI hardware is compact, high-value, and inherently liquid, making it prime cargo for complex diversion networks. As a result, the regulatory focus has systematically expanded from checking who buys a chip to monitoring where that chip lives over its operational life. [...] This upcoming paradigm demands continuous downstream lifecycle visibility.
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Commonwealth Trading Partners, Inc. (CTP), “Chip Location Verification Is Coming. Here’s What the Chip Security Act Signals Now,” published November 2, 2026. The official CTP article states that advanced AI hardware is especially vulnerable to diversion, describes the regulatory shift from point-of-sale checks to monitoring chip locations throughout their operating lives, and says the emerging paradigm demands continuous downstream lifecycle visibility.
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Require all advanced AI chips to be registered and traceable to their physical location
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