The Trump administration threatened decades of U.S. global tech leadership. Biden is trying to pick up the pieces.
It’s well known that Trump was no fan of international cooperation, including when it came to tech diplomacy. Now, we’re getting a better look at how Biden is picking up the pieces left by his predecessor., after delays due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. On top of providing a guidepost for government agencies, the document, published roughly once every four years, has long served as a way for administrations to lay out their vision for the world and for U.S. foreign policy engagement in it.
Namely, this means partnering with allies to combat and collectively provide alternatives to Chinese and Russian influence on technology and the internet. This approach isn’t necessarily surprising, but coming off the Trump administration’s direct attack on tech diplomacy, it’s a significant pivot that puts the U.S. back on a better path.The U.S. has been internationally engaged on tech issues for decades. Toward the end of the George W.
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