Computer & Communication Industry Association
PublishedMarch 4, 2026

Tech Associations, CCIA Send White House Letter on Preserving US AI Leadership in Response to Anthropic Dispute

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association joined BSA, SIIA and TechNet in a joint letter to the White House about its dispute with Anthropic and the risks to U.S. technology leadership. The letter said the tech industry appreciates the Administration promoting US leadership in AI, and noted that “designating any one American company as a supply chain risk will inevitably lead to unintended consequences that could very well undermine the Administration’s broader goals to ensure American leadership.”

The following can be attributed to CCIA President and CEO Matt Schruers:

“Mixing US businesses into processes targeting foreign adversaries will hinder US technology competitiveness. To maintain AI leadership, US firms need clear process and business certainty.  Construing procurement law as a sanction mechanism won’t foster either.”

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CCIA Raises Privacy and Liability Concerns with California Wearable Devices Bill, SB 1130

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association is testifying today before the California Assembly Committee on Privacy and Consumer Protection in opposition to SB 1130, warning ...
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CCIA Statement Responding to the USMCA Joint Review

Washington — The Computer & Communications Industry Association responded to the U.S. Trade Representative's statement today that the United States, Mexico, and Canada did not agree to renew the...
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CCIA Files Joint Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Case involving Privacy, Video Content

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association and the Software & Information Industry Association have filed a joint amicus brief in Salazar v. Paramount Global. The filing...
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79% of Tech Founders Hit by Regulatory Friction as EU Simplification Grinds to a Halt in Brussels, New Research Finds

Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS – Almost four in five EU tech entrepreneurs say Europe’s maze of overlapping rules had a major impact on their businesses in the past 12 months, according to new researc...
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