Dual-Layer Negotiation: Technology Sovereignty vs Market Access

When a technology simultaneously involves national security concerns and commercial interests, companies must repeatedly negotiate between government regulation and market opportunity. Policy decisions often stem from shifts in national competitive strategy rather than changes in the technology's actual security profile. Corporate technology roadmaps become hostage to political cycles, creating a repeating cycle of 'cold start—regulation—negotiation—revival.'

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