Global Competitiveness

TechNet Submits Comments to the Department of Commerce on Connected Vehicles

TechNet submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security on securing the information and communications technology and services supply chain for connected vehicles.

TechNet Applauds Senate Passage of the NDAA

TechNet applauded the Senate passage of the National Defense Authorization Act.

TechNet Submits Comments on the FTC’s Proposed Amendments to Premerger Notification Rules

TechNet submitted comments on the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed amendments to the premerger notification rules that implement the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act.

TechNet Statement on the FTC’s Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon

The FTC’s lawsuit against Amazon could raise prices for consumers, hurt small businesses, and weaken U.S. global competitiveness.

TechNet Sends Letter to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees in Support of Key Provisions in the NDAA

TechNet sent a letter to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees recommending several key provisions be included in the final National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2024.

TechNet Joins Nine Organizations in Letter Urging Congress to Fund Tech Hubs

TechNet joined other organizations in a letter to Congress urging the tech hubs program established in the CHIPS and Science Act be fully funded at authorized levels for fiscal year 2024.

TechNet Statement Following Passage of the NDAA in the U.S. Senate

TechNet looks forward to working with both chambers to ensure provisions are included in the final NDAA that meet our national security goals, support our men and women in uniform, and help us win the next era of innovation.

TechNet Responds to DOJ, FTC Proposed Merger Guidelines

TechNet responded to the release of proposed merger guidelines by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.

TechNet Statement on the Reintroduction of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act in the U.S. Senate

The American Innovation and Choice Online Act would undercut American companies while letting China and out other foreign competitors off the hook. Read our statement.