The global technology landscape has become increasingly contentious, with foreign economic strategies targeting U.S. tech firms creating ripple effects across the American innovation ecosystem. These external pressures, ranging from restrictive trade policies to intellectual property disputes, have raised concerns about their long-term impact on U.S. technological leadership. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) has analyzed how such economic maneuvers weaken America’s competitive edge by disrupting supply chains, limiting market access, and discouraging cross-border collaboration. As international competitors strengthen their domestic tech sectors through strategic investments and favorable regulatory environments, the U.S. faces growing challenges in maintaining its historical advantage in critical technology domains. This evolving dynamic underscores the need for comprehensive policy responses to protect and enhance America’s position in the global technology race.
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How Foreign Economic Attacks on US Tech Firms Weaken America Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF)