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U.S. startups face tighter foreign investment rules and slow federal procurement, straining innovation and national security balance.
The U.S. government is grappling with increasing complexity in its relationships with startups, as national security concerns, regulatory hurdles, and funding shifts reshape collaboration.
Recent policy changes have tightened oversight of foreign investment in emerging tech, affecting startup access to capital and partnerships.
At the same time, federal agencies are accelerating procurement from small tech firms, but inconsistent processes and lengthy approval timelines remain barriers.
These dynamics reflect broader tensions between fostering innovation and safeguarding strategic interests.
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Las startups estadounidenses enfrentan reglas de inversión extranjera más estrictas y compras federales lentas, lo que dificulta la innovación y el equilibrio de seguridad nacional.