The revised export policy for H200 chips strikes the right balance between security and economic reality through rigorous safeguards. By requiring certification of sufficient domestic supply, preventing diversion of foundry capacity from U.S. end users, mandating robust security procedures, and enforcing independent third-party testing, this approach protects American interests while maintaining commercial viability. The case-by-case review process ensures careful scrutiny rather than blanket restrictions that could harm U.S. semiconductor companies.