News Clips

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 Clemen's 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.

TechTarget quoted Daniel Castro on how IRA cuts signal a retreat from domestic clean energy investment in a story about what the passage of the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' means for energy policy and AI regulation.

Inside AI Policy covered Hodan Omaar’s filing to Senators Heinrich and Rounds on the development of the American Science Acceleration Project, highlighting the recommendation to support self-driving labs.

Inside AI Policy quoted Joe Kane on the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Universal Service Fund: “By sunsetting outdated rural infrastructure programs and focusing affordability support on those who need it, the USF can be a better tool for closing the digital divide without runaway taxes.”

TechTarget News mentioned ITIF’s event on the FTC’s antitrust case against Meta in an article about the ongoing uncertainty over whether the company will be found to have illegally monopolized the social media market.

E&E News reported on the Energy Secretary’s budget proposal to cut research programs, quoting Robert Atkinson: “The labs, frankly, just need to have more performance accountability by headquarters on helping and incenting the labs to work more in partnership with industry.”

EToday featured Daniel Castro in an article about his appearance at CESS 2025.