Critical Technologies
Overview
ITI brings together companies that develop critical technologies and those that provide the chips, infrastructure, software, services, and supply chains behind them, giving policymakers a broader view of how decisions in one area affect the entire industry.
ITI’s PositionITI’s position: advancing critical technologies from research to use
ITI works with policymakers in the U.S. and around the world to strengthen the technologies and infrastructure that drive innovation and economic growth. ITI supports investment, secure supply chains, and trusted partnerships that recognize how closely connected today’s technologies and markets have become.
- Invest in critical technologies: ITI supports tax incentives, R&D funding, permitting reform, and workforce policies that expand semiconductor manufacturing and advance quantum, data centers, energy infrastructure, and other critical technologies.
- Build secure, reliable supply chains: ITI supports growing production of critical technologies while maintaining strong global supply chains. A mix of domestic production and trusted suppliers around the world helps prevent disruptions and reduces dependence on any single source.
- Take a risk-based approach to technology security: ITI supports working with allies and members to protect critical technologies. Security rules should address specific risks rather than broadly restrict companies based on where they are headquartered.
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The framework offers governments a risk-based approach to technology security, replacing broad restrictions based on company location with clear criteria that assess how companies operate, manage risk, and demonstrate accountability.
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ITI’s Quantum Technology Policy Guide helps policymakers understand quantum technologies, their economic and security impacts, and the policies needed to support innovation, investment, and growth.
ITI’s Impact
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Quantum policy priorities developed by ITI for governments around the world. -
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The share of $7 trillion in global data center investment expected to take place in the United States over the next four years.
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