WASHINGTON – Today’s Technology Prosperity Deal between the United States and United Kingdom, with investment commitments from private corporations of £31 billion to develop UK AI, has the potential to supercharge transatlantic innovation partnerships for startups and small tech companies.
‘Our members and companies like them are the leading edge of technical innovation, building novel solutions to overlooked challenges,’ said Morgan Reed, president of ACT | The App Association. ‘The new U.S.-UK Technology Prosperity Deal sets the vision for a renewed open development environment. We welcome the commitments from both sides of the Atlantic and encourage the United States and UK governments to extend the spirit of today’s agreement to existing policy. We need to find ways to reduce the regulatory burden on startups and small tech companies so they can spend their time on innovation not just compliance.’
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