The expansion of the Validated End User (VEU) program to include data centers has created a complex, new regulatory landscape for organizations operating in the advanced computing and artificial intelligence sectors.
A&M’s National Security, Trade and Technology Services provides comprehensive advisory services to help multinational enterprises navigate these regulations while optimizing their global operations.
Organizations operating data centers with advanced computing capabilities face unprecedented regulatory complexity:
Failure to effectively navigate these requirements can result in export denials, operational disruptions and significant financial penalties.
Our team of former government officials, regulatory experts and operational specialists brings unparalleled insight into the VEU program and related regulations. We deliver practical, business-oriented solutions that balance compliance requirements with operational effectiveness. Our team has successfully enabled BIS License Conditions compliance for AI, supercomputing and LLMs. We provide leading EAR and security expertise to help organizations enhance efficiencies. Our professionals leverage extensive experience, enabling integration with third parties including pen testers, third-party assessment organizations (3PAOs) and other compliance vendors.
Through decades of high-stakes work, our team of experts has earned trust and built a best-in-class reputation with U.S. regulators, law firms and clients.
Our team has deep experience with export controls, cybersecurity regulations and data privacy requirements across the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Australia.
We don't just identify compliance requirements — we develop practical solutions that minimize operational disruption and compliance costs.
Our specialists understand the technical aspects of advanced computing, allowing us to develop compliance solutions that work in complex technology environments.
With former government officials from key regulatory bodies on our team, we provide unique insight into regulatory priorities and enforcement approaches.