Technology-based industries and businesses create tremendous growth and opportunity in the U.S. economy and are essential to competing in an interconnected world. Outdated laws and regulations impede U.S. technological innovation and deployment.
The Chamber Technology Engagement Center (C_TEC) promotes market-based solutions, policies that foster investment in technology research and deployment, and balanced regulatory treatment of technical platforms.
Today, every company is, or very soon will be, a space company.
E-scooters are crucial to public transit as an alternative mode of transportation. But to keep them around, we need better infrastructure.
Many companies are overlooking a crucial compontent in their cybersecurity strategies: third-party risk management.
The FCC is changing the way localities charge cable operators for providing internet service, a move benefiting businesses and consumers.
A national data privacy standard would continue innovation to flourish, keeping the United States a technology leader.
Carleigh Berryman's company Viva Vita, works to improve the well-being of senior citizens through virtual reality technology.
If we fail to act on a national level, a flurry of conflicting state regulations will fill the void.
In order for the U.S. to remain leaders of space commerce, it has to be easier for businesses to get in the game.
Small satellites are transforming the space industry and enabling new uses of space.
At the edge of the human frontier, moving at more than 17,000 miles an hour, the formation of entire new industries is underway.
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