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S. 1705 (119th Congress)Committee
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Chip Security Act

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The Chip Security Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to establish security standards for advanced integrated circuits and computing hardware before export. Within 180 days, exporters must implement location verification mechanisms on covered products and report any suspected diversion or tampering. The bill also directs the Secretary to assess additional security mechanisms within one year and implement secondary requirements within two years, with annual reviews of new technologies that could enhance export control compliance and national security.

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