FCC bans all Chinese testing labs from US electronics certification, disrupting supply chains and delaying smartphone releases while increasing gadget costs.

Lynk Global has secured regulatory approval to test how its direct-to-device satellites could extend private utility networks using terrestrial spectrum from Anterix in the United States.

The industry’s only scalable FCC performance testing solution from Calix ran and analyzed more than one million mandatory speed tests in a single 30-day period, providing unprecedented scalability so ...

On May 1, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) released a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (draft NPRM or Draft) regarding the Commission’s equipment authorization program. The ...

The Federal Communications Commission's recent ban is not a straightforward regulatory compliance measure. Framed in the ...

FCC to Vote on Proposal to Ban Chinese Labs From Testing US Electronics By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) - The Federal Communications ⁠Commission ⁠said on Wednesday it will ⁠vote this ...

The Federal Communications Commission will vote this month on whether to ban some testing labs based in China from approving electronics products meant for import to the US. The May 22 vote could ...

Any product that emits radio frequencies must pass through the FCC's equipment authorization process before it can be legally imported or sold in the US. That ...

We are a nation grown numb to the seemingly endless fine print that accompanies our purchases. But every now and then a product is sold with a warning that should command attention. Consider the ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission will vote on May 22 to finalize a rule that will bar Chinese labs deemed a risk to U.S. national security from testing electronic devices ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has started the process to withdraw recognition of “bad labs” – equipment testing companies with ties to foreign adversaries, with two public notices ...

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Federal Communications Commission has announced the launch of its new Mobile Speed Test app. The new app features an enhanced user interface that makes challenging the accuracy of ...