US agency launches process to bar Chinese labs deemed security risks from testing US electronics
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[WASHINGTON] The Federal Communications Commission on Monday said it has begun proceedings to withdraw recognition from seven test labs owned or controlled by the Chinese government, citing US national security concerns.
The US telecom agency in May voted to finalise rules barring Chinese labs deemed risks to US national security from testing electronic devices such as smartphones, cameras and computers for use in the United States.
The FCC also said on Monday that US recognition of four other Chinese labs have expired since May and will not be renewed, including two that sought extensions. REUTERS
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