; and (B) be made available on a publicly accessible government website. 4. Actions to secure the global semiconductor supply chain (a) Finding Congress finds that, according to the Second Quarter Recommendations of the congressionally-established National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, high-end semiconductor chips with feature sizes 45 nanometers and below are the most useful for advanced artificial intelligence capabilities. (b) Statement of policy It is the policy of the United States— (1) to work with covered United States allies and partners to secure the semiconductor supply chain in a manner that eliminates or substantially reduces its presence in or reliance on United States arms embargoed countries; (2) to ensure United States semiconductor manufacturing equipment, design tools, and technical data are not made available to United States arms embargoed countries in achieving their industrial policy goals that threaten United States national security interests; and (3) to proceed expeditiously in diplomatic efforts with covered United States allies and partners to develop unified export control policies to eliminate or substantially reduce the global availability of critical technologies to United States arms embargoed countries. (c) Identification provisions (1) Identification of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, design tools, and related technical data Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, and on a periodic basis thereafter, the Secretary of Commerce shall identify semiconductor manufacturing equipment, design tools, and related technical data that— (A) are not manufactured or produced in United States arms embargoed countries