Summary of the Federal Register interim final rule text indexed via GovInfo.
- IFR effective
What this instrument is
FactThe Bureau of Industry and Security published an interim final rule effective 16 January 2025 revising the EAR regarding advanced computing integrated circuits.
Additional compliance timing appears in the DATES block of the Federal Register notice and must be read alongside the operative ECCN notes.
BIS is revising the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) … regarding advanced computing integrated circuits (ICs).
How the instrument works
MechanismAdvanced computing ICs are a binding-control path for frontier training and datacentre inference capacity. Licence exceptions, notes to ECCN 3A090 and later amendments determine which shipments actually require authorisation.
The IFR is trade-control law administered under the EAR. It does not set domestic AI product labelling or foundation-model disclosure duties.
- Instrument type · EAR interim final rule.
- Target · advanced computing integrated circuits.
- Effect · licence / authorisation pathway for covered exports and transfers.
Limits of this record
LimitsTechnical notes in the Federal Register control licence outcomes for specific ECCNs and end-uses. This page states the IFR’s advanced-computing control path and its character as EAR trade-control law, not the full note-by-note classification result for every shipment.
Who writes, enforces or is named
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- Bureau of Industry and Security (government): US Commerce bureau administering Export Administration Regulations for advanced computing and AI-relevant chips.
Key passages on the record
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- BIS revises EAR rules for advanced computing integrated circuits. The rule is binding US export-control law under the EAR, not a voluntary AI ethics code. Operational note: It is a concrete federal vehicle for restricting advanced compute relevant to frontier AI.
BIS is revising the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) … regarding advanced computing integrated circuits (ICs).
Chronology of recorded changes
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- 2025-01-16 · effective-date · BIS advanced computing interim final rule takes effect. The date marks operative export-control changes for covered advanced computing ICs. Consequence recorded: Hardened US compute export controls relevant to AI datacentre chips.
Policy asks this vehicle carries
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- Control advanced computing integrated circuits under export administration rules Status: in-force. Use Export Administration Regulations revisions to licence or restrict advanced computing ICs used in AI datacentre deployments.
Primary documents indexed here
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- BIS interim final rule on advanced computing integrated circuits (FR 2025-00711) (Federal Register rule, 2025-01-16). BIS revises EAR rules for advanced computing ICs under ECCN 3A090, effective 16 January 2025.