Intel Export Compliance

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Intel hardware and software is marketed and distributed worldwide, under various export authorizations. This means that it could potentially be exported to all countries except those that are restricted under US or local law. For Intel export classification information, please see the Product Search section above. For more information, please consult with your legal counsel.

Many countries have laws potentially affecting the export or use of encryption; however, these laws may or may not apply to mass-market software products. All exporters must observe the specific licensing processes and policies of those countries. You should consult with your legal counsel for clarification of specific laws.

Many Intel® microprocessors meet the technical specifications set forth under §744.17(a) of the US Export Administration Regulations: (a) 5 GFLOPS or more of processing speed; and (b) an arithmetic logic unit with an access width of 32 bit or more. Please contact export.classification@intel.com to confirm if a specific processor SKU meets the technical specifications listed in EAR 744.17(a).

APP calculations are based on the formula published in the United States Department of Commerce Export Administration Regulations 71 CFR 20876, and are stated in Weighted Teraflops (WT). For more information on APP, please go to https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005755/processors.html.

Intel makes export classification information for Intel® products available at ark.intel.com. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Search for your product in the search field.
  2. Once you have found the desired Intel® product, click on the “Ordering and Compliance” link on the left side of the page.
  3. Note that the ECCN, CCATS, and HTS information is available under the Trade Compliance Information section.

If you could not find the information you need on Ark, please email your request referenced with the product part number and description to export.classification@intel.com. Please allow up to 3 business days for us to provide the requested information before following up on your request.

Intel has added suffixes to the ECCNs for internal processing. See table below for explanation.

Intel Suffix Suffix Definition
R 740.17(b)(2)
U 740.17(b)(3)
c 742.15(b)(3) US Mass Market Approved
* No French Declaration in place
# Special designation for import-restricted boards
N3 Mass Market classification for all of general-purpose commercial components

Being classified as EAR99 does NOT automatically mean that a license is NOT required to a particular destination. For more information, please consult with your legal counsel.

For more information on US export controls, please see the US State Department’s list of relevant agencies, their respective roles, and links to their websites and the US Export Administration Regulations found at www.state.gov/strategictrade/resources/c43182.htm.

Intel’s policy is to only provide product ECCN and CCATS information. See ark.intel.com for this information. Detailed instructions on how to locate the export classification information can be found in this FAQ's section above.