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The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology has issued a Notice of Intent to begin proceedings to withdraw recognition of CVC Testing Technology Co., Ltd. as an accredited test laboratory due to state ownership ties.
The FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology issued a Notice of Intent to begin proceedings to withdraw recognition of CQC Internet of Vehicles Technical Service Co., Ltd. as an accredited test laboratory due to ownership and control ties to the People's Republic of China.
The FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology has issued a Notice of Intent to begin proceedings to withdraw recognition of Beijing-based Telecommunication Technology Labs, CAICT under national security integrity rules.
The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology has issued a Notice of Intent to begin proceedings to withdraw recognition of Suzhou-based UL-CCIC Company Limited as an accredited test laboratory due to ownership and control links to the People's Republic of China.
The FCC adopted a Report and Order and FNPRM establishing 47 CFR Subpart FF, modernizing submarine cable landing rules with national security presumptions, SLTE inclusion, and streamlined processing.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a Direct Final Rule in GN Docket No. 25-133, repealing 71 rule provisions and 98 broadcast requirements across Parts 2 and 73 deemed obsolete, outdated, or unnecessary.
The FCC Wireless Telecommunications Bureau has conditionally granted the University of Utah a waiver of Citizens Broadband Radio Service rules to permit experimental software-defined radio operations on a General Authorized Access basis.
The FCC's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau announced that no updates were made to the Covered List of communications equipment and services in the past 12 months.
The FCC has released a draft Direct Final Rule in its 'Delete, Delete, Delete' proceeding proposing the repeal of 98 outdated broadcast rules and requirements across 47 CFR Parts 2 and 73.
The FCC's OET and PSHSB have issued a Second Order to Show Cause directing Luminys Systems Corporation to explain why equipment authorizations for FCC ID 2BHII-TG113A should not be revoked due to Covered List affiliation issues.
The FCC's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau has denied a petition for reconsideration filed by China Unicom (Americas) Operations Limited regarding the addition of its international telecommunications services to the Covered List.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to prohibit equipment test labs and certification bodies tied to foreign adversaries from participating in the U.S. wireless equipment authorization program.
The FCC Enforcement Bureau issued a Notification of Harmful Interference to Biscayne Towing & Salvage, Inc. after an investigation found unlicensed transmissions disrupting VHF Marine Channel 16 in Miami.
The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology granted rule waivers to Comsearch and C3Spectra, permitting their 6 GHz Automated Frequency Coordination systems to incorporate building entry loss for composite indoor standard-power access points.
The FCC Enforcement Bureau issued a Notification of Harmful Interference to Beachwalk (At Hallandale) Condominium Association, Inc. after an industrial signal booster caused interference to Broward County's 800 MHz public safety communications network.
The FCC Enforcement Bureau has issued a Notice of Unlicensed Operation to John T. Calhoun of Woodbridge, Virginia, following an investigation into interference affecting the Stafford County P25 public safety radio communications system.
The FCC Enforcement Bureau issued a Notice of Harmful Interference to Luxia Craig Ranch after a Part 90 signal booster in McKinney, Texas, caused interference to municipal public safety communications in the 858–859 MHz band.
The FCC and the U.S. Department of Justice submitted their joint respondents' brief in the First Circuit, defending comprehensive ratemaking reforms for incarcerated people's communications services under the Martha Wright-Reed Act.
The FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology and Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau have denied a 14-day extension request from Luminys Systems Corporation regarding an Order to Show Cause for FCC ID 2BHII-TG113A.
The FCC has ordered Luminys Systems Corporation to show cause why equipment authorizations for FCC ID 2BHII-TG113A should not be revoked due to ties with Covered List entity Dahua Technology Company.