CSIS’s Strategic Technologies Program, Renewing American Innovation Project, International Security Program, and Wadhwani Center for AI and Advanced Technologies lead the research on how rapid technological change affects all aspects of society, from national security to daily life.

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Spectrum Allocation for a Contest with China

The United States is in competition with China over technology and global influence. The CSIS Strategic Technologies Program explores how the United States can succeed in this competition by taking advantage of 5G technologies.

Report by James Andrew Lewis — June 7, 2023

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The Future of Quantum - Building a Global Market

Join the CSIS Strategic Technologies Program for our next event in the Future of Quantum series on building a global market.

Event by Admiral John Richardson , Rima Oueid , Celia Merzbacher , and James Andrew Lewis — March 20, 2023

Operationalizing Data Free Flow with Trust (DFFT)

The CSIS Economics Program is hosting a webinar to discuss Japan's plans in its G7 host year to operationalize data free flow with trust (DFFT).

Event by Maiko Meguro , Amb. Robert Holleyman , Andrew W. Wyckoff , and Matthew P. Goodman — March 14, 2023

The Plans to Ban TikTok Aren’t Really about TikTok

A TikTok ban could have broader implications for U.S. businesses, many of which rely on global data transfers. If the United States blocks technology companies primarily based on their country of origin, it could increase trends towards data localization or censorship.

Commentary by Caitlin Chin — March 9, 2023

Technology as a Driver of Gender Equality and Peace

As the 67th Commission on the Status of Women meets, the Project on Fragility and Mobility outlines how innovation and technology can be powerful in addressing gender inequalities and should be critical tools within the broader discussion of global fragility.

Commentary by Abigail Edwards , Alexis Day , and Erol Yayboke — March 8, 2023

Getting Real on the Inflation Reduction Act

European reactions to the Inflation Reduction Act continue to unfold. While concerns remain, recently proposed EU investment means there is reason to be hopeful for a greener, more resilient Europe despite inevitable inter-allied competition.

Commentary by Charles Wessner and Srishti Khemka — March 7, 2023

The Expanding Use of Technology to Manage Migration

Through two case studies of migration, this report analyzes the use of migration management technologies by origin countries, the growing influence of destination countries over their decisionmaking, and the human rights risks associated with these uses.

Report by ​Marti Flacks , Erol Yayboke , Lauren Burke , and Anastasia Strouboulis — March 6, 2023

The Strategic Importance of Legacy Chips

While policymakers in the United States commit to strengthening production of the most advanced chips, they risk overlooking another major vulnerability in the country's supply of less advanced, “legacy" chips. 

Report by Sujai Shivakumar , Charles Wessner , and Thomas Howell — March 3, 2023

The Evolving World of Work in International Development

How has international development evolved and what are the main drivers disrupting this field today? This report highlights the skills, knowledge, and expertise that development professionals need to end extreme poverty and address global challenges.  

Report by Romina Bandura — March 2, 2023