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Issue: Technology

Cantwell at Semiconductor Hearing: “If we do nothing, these shortages are just a sample of what is to come.”

During a hearing today with tech industry CEOs, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell, (D-Wash.), Chair of the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, underscored the urgency for Congress to pass bipartisan innovation and competition legislation to help solve the lack of American semiconductor manufacturing threatening our economic and national security.

ICYMI: Cantwell, POTUS Agree “We Can’t Wait” on Passing USICA Legislation

Earlier today, President Biden and Commerce Secretary Raimondo met with executives of several companies to discuss the importance of legislation to boost semiconductor production, calling on Congress to pass bipartisan innovation and competitiveness legislation “as soon as you can.”

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