As Russia and China’s authoritarian leaders meet today to renew their friendship with “no limits,” a new bipartisan report should serve as a warning to Washington lawmakers to reject anti-innovation legislation lest we cede the battle for global technology leadership to our adversaries. […]
In the same week Intel Corporation is breaking ground on two high-end microchip fabrication centers (fabs) in Ohio, China’s President Xi is demanding even greater tech innovation in China. This juxtaposition of events not only illustrates the high-stakes competition between the two countries, but also serves as yet another urgent warning to lawmakers on the necessity of embracing, fostering, and accelerating U.S. innovation. […]
Imagine being an elected member of the U.S. Senate or the House of Representatives. […]
Four full months after an anti-innovation bill raised bipartisan concerns about its potential harm to national security, cybersecurity, privacy, competitiveness, and U.S. consumers, a revised version of the bill does little to nothing to address those problems. […]
America’s tech companies are our first line of defense against cyberattacks, safeguarding U.S. national security from techno-autocracies, such as Russia and China. But even as our adversaries grow bolder, some in Congress are pushing for legislation that would handicap the same U.S. tech companies that keep us safe. […]
As Congress rushes forward anti-innovation legislation that would weaken America’s top tech companies, a new report exposes a multi-year effort by Chinese government-linked hackers to steal sensitive data from some three-dozen manufacturing and technology firms in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. […]
National Small Business Week is a time to celebrate and recognize the outsized role small businesses, their owners, and their employees play in America’s success. […]
The U.S. technology industry plays a critical role in protecting the national security of America and her global allies. In fact, as Russia continues its brutal invasion of Ukraine, the world is witnessing first-hand how U.S. tech companies have stopped the Kremlin’s malicious cyberattacks, thwarted misinformation campaigns, unplugged authoritarian propaganda, and exposed on-the-ground atrocities that have helped harden world opinion against Russia’s unprovoked war. […]
The FBI recently announced its removal of Russian malware from thousands of computer networks across the globe. While this short-term threat was addressed, some in Congress continue to push an anti-tech agenda that would undermine companies making the largest investments in cybersecurity protections – leaving the United States and our allies more vulnerable. […]
As Russia and China join in an authoritarianism alliance to undermine democracy across the globe, most evidently in Ukraine, American technology stands as a bulwark against their efforts. Yet driven by an anti-Big Tech political agenda, some in Congress are intent on crippling America’s ability to innovate – a central element of our country’s defense against autocracy. […]