FCC votes to bar sales of devices with parts from Chinese firms posing risks

FCC bars devices that contain Chinese parts

The Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to bar sales of devices in the U.S. that contain key hardware from Chinese companies deemed to be national security risks.

FCC Bans Sales of Risky Chinese Telecom Devices in U.S.

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FCC Tightens Noose on Chinese Tech Parts in U.S. Devices

The Federal Communications Commission took a significant step forward on July 22, 2026. It voted to prohibit the sale of any electronic device in the United States that incorporates key components from Chinese companies flagged for national security threats. This move targets everything from smartphones to network gear. And it plugs a gap that had allowed certain parts to slip through. Chair Brendan Carr drove the effort. He made clear the agenc…

FCC votes to bar sales of devices with parts from Chinese firms posing risks

The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday voted to bar sales of devices ​in the U.S. that contain key hardware from Chinese companies deemed to ‌be national security risks.

Chinese Military‑Company List Triggers New DOD Contract Bans

The Defense Department's expansion of the Section 1260H list and the activation of new procurement bans June 30 mark a significant phase in federal restrictions tied to Chinese military‑company affiliations, legal and industry experts said during a July 21 webinar...