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### Mission and Reports
SCSP describes its mission as making recommendations to strengthen America's long-term competitiveness as AI and emerging technologies reshape national security, the economy, and society. It publishes strategy reports and "action plans" on AI, biotechnology, microelectronics, quantum computing, and 5G/6G networks, consistently arguing that the United States is in a technology contest with China that it risks losing without large public investment and a tighter alliance between Silicon Valley and the government. Its reports have cited specific industrial models, such as a Michigan distributed-manufacturing network, as templates the Defense Department should follow.[^4][^5]
SCSP describes its mission as making recommendations to strengthen America's long-term competitiveness as AI and emerging technologies reshape national security, the economy, and society. It publishes strategy reports and "action plans" on AI, biotechnology, microelectronics, quantum computing, and 5G/6G networks, consistently arguing that the United States is in a technology contest with China that it risks losing without large public investment and a tighter alliance between [[Silicon Valley]] and the government. Its reports have cited specific industrial models, such as a Michigan distributed-manufacturing network, as templates the Defense Department should follow.[^4][^5]
Reported financial figures for SCSP are limited because of its private foundation structure, with third-party estimates placing its annual revenue in the single-digit millions of dollars and its staff at several dozen employees. The organization registered as a lobbying presence and its leadership testified before Congress, with Schmidt appearing as its chair before a House committee in March 2023, giving the privately funded body a formal channel into legislative technology policy.[^5][^6]