An industry group of big tech companies has expressed concern to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth about his declaring Anthropic a supply chain risk, saying it creates uncertainty for companies that could threaten the military’s access to the best products and services, Karen Freifeld of Reuters reports. “We are concerned by recent reports regarding the Department of War’s consideration of imposing a supply chain risk designation in response to a procurement dispute,” the Information Technology Industry Council, whose members include Nvidia (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), and Apple (AAPL), said in a letter dated Wednesday. The letter states that the declaration threatens “to undermine the government’s access to the best-in-class products and services from American companies that serve all agencies and components of the federal government.”
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