Texas A&M Develops 5G Tech to Monitor AI Chip Exports
Texas A&M University developed '5G CATS' packaging-level localization technology to assist in enforcing export controls for AI accelerators. The technology helps prevent AI chip smuggling by enhancing physical tracking of sensitive hardware, significant for semiconductor security amid geopolitical tensions.
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