ACI Hosts 16th Annual Forum On Global Encryption, AI, Cloud & Cyber Export Controls

17 Dec 2025

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Join ACI's 16th Annual Global Encryption, AI, Cloud Export Controls Forum in 2026.
Gain insights from top government and industry leaders on export control compliance strategies.
Participate in interactive sessions on AI tech exports and virtual technology control plans.

The American Conference Institute (ACI) is hosting its 16th Annual Forum on Global Encryption, AI, Cloud, and Cyber Export Controls, promising a comprehensive look at advancements and global perspectives.

This year's event will convene top government officials and senior industry experts from technology, aerospace, defense, semiconductor, cloud, and life sciences sectors. Participants will receive critical updates and strategies regarding the swiftly changing export control environment.

Exploring the Future of AI Tech Exports

New additions for 2026 include virtual pre-conference workshops designed to bolster participants' understanding before the main event. Workshops will focus on upgrading encryption techniques and navigating the global export compliance landscape in the cloud.

Throughout the two-day forum, attendees will gain insights into digital sovereignty, cloud governance in Europe, and the future prospects of American AI technology exports. The event will also address the Bureau of Industry and Security's proposed Secure Sharing Framework and the International Trade Administration's American AI Exports Program.

Global Trade Controls and Regional Updates

Participants will have the chance to delve into China's expanding trade control measures

Participants will have the chance to delve into China's expanding trade control measures, receive updates from India and the Middle East, and learn about the intersecting regulations concerning export controls, sanctions, tariffs, and ICTS regulations.

The agenda includes interactive sessions like a Go/No-Go diversion and re-export tabletop exercise, concentrated on Southeast Asia, along with deemed export case studies, and virtual technology control plan simulations.

These sessions are designed to tackle the complexities of AI, cloud, and cyber compliance through hypothetical scenario drills.

Benchmarking with Global Innovators

Forum attendees will engage directly with compliance leaders from renowned companies such as Intel, Microsoft, SAP, Cisco, Arm, Cloudflare, Marvell Technology, Skydio, NetApp, TE Connectivity, Renesas Electronics, and Core42.

These interactions provide a valuable opportunity for benchmarking and exchanging best practices in compliance strategies.

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American Conference Institute (ACI) is pleased to announce the 16th Annual Forum on Global Encryption, AI, Cloud & Cyber Export Controls, returning with its most advanced and globally focused program yet.

This year’s conference will bring together top government officials and senior industry leaders from across the technology, aerospace & defense, semiconductor, cloud, and life sciences sectors for critical updates, compliance strategies, and cross-border insights on the rapidly evolving export control landscape.

Future of American AI tech exports

New for 2026, attendees can take part in virtual pre-conference workshops designed to strengthen their foundation for the main program, including Upgrading Your Encryption & Advanced Tech Export Compliance Framework and A Deep Dive into Global Export Compliance in the Cloud

Throughout the two-day forum, participants will hear cutting-edge briefings on digital sovereignty, cloud sovereignty in Europe, the future of American AI tech exports, and the impact of BIS’s proposed Secure Sharing Framework and the ITA’s American AI Exports Program.

Sessions will also explore China’s expanding trade control regime, regional updates from India and the Middle East, and the increasing convergence of export, sanctions, tariff, and ICTS regulations.

Virtual technology control plan

This year features enhanced interactivity, including a hands-on Go/No-Go diversion and re-export tabletop exercise focused on Southeast Asia, deemed export case studies, a virtual technology control plan walkthrough, and hypothetical scenario drills tackling high-stakes AI, cloud, and cyber compliance dilemmas

Attendees will have the opportunity to benchmark with compliance pioneers from Intel, Microsoft, SAP, Cisco, Arm, Cloudflare, Marvell Technology, Skydio, NetApp, TE Connectivity, Renesas Electronics, Core42, and other global innovators.

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