1. National Core Technology New York | Legal Protection and Industry Background
National Core Technology rules are designed to prevent unauthorized transfer of advanced industrial technologies abroad.
Semiconductor-related innovations often fall within these protections.
Criteria for Designation as Core Technology
National authorities use multi-factor analysis to determine whether a technology qualifies as National Core Technology, including:
- National-security impact
- Feasibility of replication
- Industrial significance
- Economic influence
In the semiconductor field, core technologies often include fabrication processes, SoC design frameworks, 3D stacking techniques, and next generation memory architectures.
When companies pursue global partnerships, any transfer may be treated as a cross border technology movement requiring notification or pre-approval.
Scope of Semiconductor Technologies Covered
For companies dealing with National Core Technology, coverage can include:
- Advanced DRAM and NAND design, assembly, inspection
- Leading edge foundry technology under 30nm
- Application Processor and modem architecture
- Wafer and image sensor fabrication
Because semiconductor supply chains are interconnected, even preliminary disclosures may constitute an “export” under certain legal frameworks.
2. National Core Technology New York | Support for Export Notification Requirements
The client approached the legal team seeking clarification on whether its semiconductor design tools constituted National Core Technology, and whether cross-border collaboration would qualify as a regulated transfer.
Assessment of Technology Category and Approval Requirements
The attorney analyzed the technology’s development source.
Under National Core Technology rules:
- Government funded R&D may require pre approval
- Privately developed technologies may require export notification
The team confirmed the category and prepared the required filings.
Drafting and Structuring Export Documentation
Because National Core Technology filings undergo close scrutiny, the attorney prepared regulator-focused documentation, including:
- Technical component breakdowns
- The foreign partner’s expected use
- Evidence of ongoing protection of proprietary information
The team built a disclosure strategy balancing regulatory transparency and trade secret protection.
3. National Core Technology New York | Ongoing Compliance and Advisory Work
After acceptance of the technology export notification, the company sought continued compliance support.
Internal Security and Facility-Protection Measures
The legal team coordinated with U.S. counsel and technical specialists to create comprehensive security protocols:
- Restricted-access research zones
- Enhanced information-security controls
- Updated NDAs for staff and partners
These protections ensured continued safeguarding of National Core Technology.
Support for Future Transactions and Cross-Border Partnerships
National Core Technology rules often apply to:
- Ownership transfers
- Joint research
- Overseas technical seminars
- Patent transfers and licensing
The advisory relationship allowed the company to expand globally without regulatory violations.
4. National Core Technology New York | Export Activities and Penalties for Violations
The attorney explained export definitions to prevent accidental violations.
Activities Considered Technology Export
Actions often treated as National Core Technology export include:
- Transferring technology to foreign corporations
- Overseas R&D partnerships
- Sending technical files abroad
- Allowing foreign access to cloud-stored data
- Moving R&D facilities abroad
Foreign acquisition of 50% or more of a company may also trigger requirements.
Legal Consequences for Unauthorized Transfers
Unauthorized export may result in:
- Multi-year imprisonment and multimillion dollar fines
- Criminal charges for preparatory actions
- Administrative fines for incomplete reporting
- Orders suspending exports or requiring restoration of prior conditions
The legal team educated the company and built a long-term compliance program.
SJKP supports companies handling sensitive semiconductor, AI, defense, and manufacturing technologies subject to National Core Technology classification.
We assist with export-control filings, security protocols, licensing agreements, and regulatory investigations.
If your company is preparing for global expansion or requires compliance support, contact SJKP for strategic guidance.
25 Nov, 2025
