ITI Welcomes Progress on Bipartisan Innovation and Competition Legislation

Press Release

WASHINGTON – Today, global tech trade association ITI released the following statement from its President and CEO Jason Oxman on the first Conference Committee meeting on bipartisan innovation and competition legislation, the United States Innovation and Competition Act (USICA) and America Creating Opportunities for Manufacturing Pre-Eminence in Technology and Economic Strength (COMPETES) Act:

“The Bipartisan Innovation Act is integral to the United States’ future economic success and competitiveness in the global marketplace, and today’s meeting is a welcome step in seeing it become law. Many of these important proposals will strengthen U.S. technological leadership and fortify the U.S. economy by increasing manufacturing in America and strengthening supply chains for years to come.”

ITI is a leading advocate for policies to advance U.S. technological leadership and global competitiveness. In advance of today’s meeting, ITI sent a letter to lawmakers outlining key priorities to consider as they reconcile the USICA and COMPETES Act. In March, ITI’s Oxman published a blog underscoring the need for Congress to pass the measure.

###

Related News & Analysis

Ask or Search

Suggested

Ask in your own words

Type a question in your own words and ITI’s AI assistant answers it using only the content of this website, with links to its sources. Prefer keywords? Type them and search as usual.

Try asking

Answers are written by AI from this website’s content and can contain mistakes, so check the linked sources.

Select language and region

ITI shows content based on your selected region. Select “Global” to opt out.

Accessibility options

Adjust how this website looks and moves. Your choices are saved in this browser.

Text size