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The FCC has banned foreign-made robot vacuums and lawn mowers due to security concerns, potentially affecting popular brands like Roomba. The move reflects growing national security scrutiny of smart home devices.
Learn how the FCC is banning Chinese robots and power inverters to protect U.S. AI development and national security. Understand what AI is and why foreign tech threats matter.
Amazon has requested FCC approval for up to 5,105 satellites to create a direct-to-device internet network, combining its Kuiper system with Globalstar assets.
This article explains the technical and regulatory complexities of spectrum reallocation, focusing on how the FCC is transitioning C-band frequencies from satellite to 5G services, and how AI is used to optimize this process.
The FCC proposes new rules requiring identity verification for phone purchases, potentially ending anonymous burner phones in the U.S. Privacy advocates warn of broader implications for digital rights.
The FCC raised $3.5 billion from a spectrum auction to fund the removal of Huawei and ZTE equipment from U.S. networks, as part of a broader 'rip and replace' initiative.
The FCC's router ban now includes portable hotspots, affecting consumer device upgrades and raising concerns about market competition and innovation.
Learn how the FCC's router security rules work and why Netgear received special permission to continue selling their routers in the U.S.
