“Companies may also need to reevaluate their strategic priorities, which could lead to unnecessary increases in innovation costs,” said Charlie Dai, vice president and principal analyst at Forrester. “On the other hand, regulatory concerns will force companies outside the United States to further prioritize localization strategies to achieve self-sufficiency in critical areas, which could lead to more innovative ecosystems more isolated. »

The new rules could also require U.S. companies to closely monitor domestic and international regulatory developments and establish agile compliance programs to quickly adapt to changing requirements.

“These constraints can also diminish R&D investments and have profound long-term economic effects, stifling progress in critical sectors like semiconductors, quantum computing and AI, ultimately hindering overall technological progress.” , said Thomas George, president of Cybermedia Research.