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    Switzerland Expands Export Controls on Dual-Use Goods

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    Posted on April 2, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Switzerland expands export controls on dual-use goods in emerging tech sectors to align with international standards.

    Switzerland Expands Controls on Dual-Use Technology Exports

    (Reuters) - Switzerland has expanded export controls on dual-use goods especially those in evolving technologies such as quantum computing, semiconductors, artificial intelligence and additive manufacturing, a government statement said on Wednesday.

    "This will ensure that Swiss export controls continue to be internationally harmonised, and that new technologies and future technological developments continue to be subject to export controls," it said. "This will also ensure that Swiss industry and research have access to the relevant technologies."

    The government will publish a list specifying the goods.

    (Writing by Matthias Williams; Editing by Madeline Chambers)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Switzerland updates export controls on dual-use goods.
    • •Focus on emerging technologies like AI and semiconductors.
    • •Aims to harmonize with international standards.
    • •Ensures Swiss industry access to relevant technologies.
    • •Government to publish a specific list of controlled goods.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Switzerland expands export controls on dual-use goods

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Switzerland expanding export controls on dual-use goods, focusing on emerging technologies.

    2Why is Switzerland expanding these controls?

    To ensure international harmonization and access to relevant technologies for Swiss industry and research.

    3What technologies are affected?

    Technologies like quantum computing, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and additive manufacturing are affected.

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