ALT “Today’s Executive Order takes important steps to strengthen the security and resilience of U.S. federal systems and critical infrastructure in coordination with industry and to protect Americans by ensuring that powerful AI tools are deployed responsibly. The U.S. leads when it promotes innovation and security through voluntary frameworks rather than regulation. The tech sector remains committed to mitigating emerging AI risks and advancing economic growth in the AI era.” Jason Oxman ITI President and CEO

ALT “Rather than strengthening Canada’s digital economy, [CRTC’s] decisions risk producing the opposite effect: reduced investment, limited consumer choice, and a strained U.S.-Canada economic relationship.” John Miller ITI Executive Vice President of Policy

ALT “This week’s strategic engagement in Beijing between the world’s two largest economies was a welcome sign for global stability. We were pleased to see President Trump support American business interests by bringing a strong cohort of CEOs—including many from the tech sector—with him. We urge Presidents Trump and Xi to build on this momentum and secure reliable U.S. access to Chinese critical mineral exports and deliver business certainty.” Jason Oxman ITI President and CEO

ALT “America’s energy system is at a pivotal moment. Advanced manufacturing, electrification, the reshoring of critical industries, and the rapid growth of artificial intelligence are all increasing demand for reliable electricity.” - Joint blog from ITI Vice President of Energy Policy Rachel Ross and Director of Government Affairs Stephanie Mertz Patel