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Export control diligence for a GPU financing

What to confirm about the chips, where they sit, who uses them and how a lender could sell them, before export controls become a credit point in the financing.

For: Lenders' counsel and in-house teams at GPU clouds raising debt against advanced GPUs, in the US or abroad.

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What it covers

Classification of the collateral

  1. Obtain the export classification (ECCN) for each GPU and server model in the collateral, from the manufacturer or OEM See the filed terms →
  2. Confirm whether any networking, storage or software in the collateral pool has its own classification and licence requirements

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A general starting list, not a complete list for any deal. Items that link to filed terms show how the public deals handle the point. General information drawn from public filings. It is not legal advice on any transaction, and using this page does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Views are personal.

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