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      ITI encourages all governments around the world to develop policies, standards, and regulations that promote innovation and growth for the tech industry. Read More
    • United States
      ITI’s federal and state advocacy and policy teams provide U.S. policymakers and member companies with concise, high-level legislative expertise to ensure proposed legislation and regulations enable the technology sector to grow and successfully innovate. Through trusted relationships with policymakers on both sides of the ... Read More
    • Europe
      ITI’s Brussels-based advocacy and policy teams work with member companies and European policymakers to effectively implement Europe’s vision for a digital future that benefits economies and societies in a manner that supports innovation, while recognising the public interests at stake. Their efforts focus on advancing measures ... Read More
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      ITI’s Delhi-based and global advocacy and policy teams engage with the Indian government, technology sector stakeholders, and member companies to advance policies that support innovation and sustainable economic growth across the region. Read More
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      With a presence in Seoul, ITI’s global advocacy and policy teams engage with governments and other technology and business groups in South Korea and across the Asia-Pacific region to advance regulatory developments that support innovation and economic growth. Read More
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      The speed of innovation is matched by a growing number of complex public policy issues. Read More
    • Accessibility
      Technology is a great enabler and helps people overcome limitations so they can remain engaged in society. Read More
    • Artificial Intelligence
      Creating an environment that will allow AI to thrive safely and responsibly is paramount. Read More
    • Cybersecurity
      Protecting digital information and systems and ensuring supply chain resiliency are priorities for both industry and governments globally. Read More
    • Data & Privacy
      Protecting privacy is integral to establishing and maintaining the consumer trust that is integral to innovation. Read More
    • Environment & Sustainability
      The tech industry plays a critical role in promoting global sustainability efforts for products. Read More
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      Technology solutions enable the U.S. government to deliver superior services to its citizens and employees. Read More
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      Tax policy helps drive competitiveness, supports economic growth, promotes job creation, and encourages innovation. Read More
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      Trade is an engine for innovation, job creation, and global economic prosperity and innovation. Read More
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      ITI: President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America Will Drive U.S. Cyber Leadership

      March 6, 2026

      WASHINGTON – Today, global tech trade association ITI welcomed the release of President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America—a comprehensive roadmap ... Read More

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      Powering AI-Era Growth: Why Europe Must Invest in Smart Energy ...

      March 2, 2026

      Modern Europe — from businesses and manufacturing to transportation and commerce to hospitals and community services — is increasingly digitalized [...] Read More

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      The Intersect 2026

      February 3, 2026

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Promoting Innovation

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