The decision will ultimately be made by the incoming Trump administration

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US considering ban on Chinese drones as international tensions grow

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Possible ban on Chinese-made drones dismays U.S. scientists | Switching to costlier, less capable drones could impede research on whales, forests, and more

The administration of outgoing US President Joe Biden plans to finalize rules next week to regulate Chinese software and hardware in cars on US roads. The report comes from Reuters. The US Department of Commerce last September proposed banning Chinese technology in so-called connected vehicles, citing national security concerns. The software bans could take effect from the 2027 model year, according to the original proposal, and the hardware ban…

Administratíva odchádzajúceho prezidenta Spojených štátov Joea Bidena plánuje na budúci týždeň dokončiť pravidlá o regulácii čínskeho softvéru a hardvéru v automobiloch na amerických cestách. Správa pochádza z agentúry Reuters. Americké ministerstvo obchodu minulý rok v septembri navrhlo zakázať čínske technológie v tzv. prepojených vozidlách (connected vehicles), čo odôvodnilo obavami o národnú bezpečnosť. Príslušné zákazy týkajúce sa softvéru …

USA plánujú zakázať čínsky softvér vo vozidlách na amerických cestách

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US plans to ban Chinese software in vehicles on American roads

The federal government took an affirmative step toward banning drones made in China with the potential to upend the missions of thousands of public and private users in the name of national security.

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Federal government seeks input on foreign drone ban

The U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is evaluating new rules to restrict or ban Chinese-manufactured drones, citing potential national security threats. This decision could have far-reaching implications, as Chinese companies, particularly drone giant DJI, dominate over 75% of the U.S. drone market, including more than 90% of hobbyist drones. A ban would disrupt the industry and leave a significant gap in the mark…

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U.S. Commerce Department considers ban on Chinese Drones over National Security Concerns

US considering ban on Chinese drones as international tensions grow

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