EAR - Export Administration Regulations
Part 744: End-use and end-user controls – EAR - Export Administration Regulations

EAR - Export Administration Regulations 744.17: 744.17 Microprocessors for military end uses and users

A licence is required to export, reexport or transfer microprocessors, microcomputer and microcontroller microcircuits of 5 GFLOPS or more with a 32-bit or wider arithmetic logic unit (including those with information security functions), and their production or development software and technology, when the exporter knows, has reason to know or is informed that they are for a military end use (incorporation into USML, Wassenaar munitions, A018 or 600 series items, or items designed for their use, development, production or deployment; Supplement No. 1 gives examples such as cruise missiles, military avionics, radar, C2 and UAVs) or a military end user (armed services, national guard, national police, government intelligence or reconnaissance organisations, or supporters of military end uses) in D:1; this supersedes licence exceptions and NLR except GOV; presumption of denial.

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