News Clips

The new York Times quoted Rob Atkinson who aregued that while tariffs can increase national competitiveness, they risk walling off the US market from other nations.

Forbes cited a 2024 Center for Data Innovation report detailing the enormous energy usage of AI models and their data centers.

Broadband Breakfast featured Joe Kane's latest report arguing the increasingly dynamic broadband marketplace needs regulations that match the newly competitive environment.

Inside U.S. Trade mentioned ITIF in coverage of technology companies pushing the Trump Administration to make digital service taxes and other “non-tariff attacks” on their sector a lynchpin of ongoing trade negotiations.

Inside AI Policy quoted Daniel Castro who argued state-level regulations for AI threatens to bury the industry under duplicative rules and create a patchwork of guidelines similar to European efforts.

The Hill noted ITIF as a proponent of Canada’s decision to rescind its digital services tax (DST) to restart trade negotiations with the United States.

CIO.inc cited ITIF in an article on how IT leaders can navigate regulatory complexity and use tech for digital sovereignty.

Business Insider quoted Eli Clemens statement on Trump’s announcement of a new trade agreement with Vietnam.

Forbes contributor Alden Abbott covered ITIF’s letter to senior Trump officials calling for the administration to target foreign governments’ non-tariff attacks on leading U.S. tech firms.

StateScoop quoted Daniel Castro in an article about the Senate voting to remove the proposed 10-year ban on state-level AI laws, where he warned that a patchwork of conflicting regulations would hinder U.S. competitiveness.