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TECHNOLOGY • UNITED STATES

FCC votes to bar Chinese labs from testing electronics for the U.S. market

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The FCC voted 3–0 to bar Chinese laboratories from testing electronics for the U.S. market, The Epoch Times reports. The article says Chinese labs handled testing associated with more than 80% of U.S. equipment-authorization applications in 2025, citing the agency.

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The measure could affect companies that rely on Chinese laboratories to test electronics for U.S. authorization. The supplied report does not describe the rule’s implementation schedule or its effects on costs and product timelines.