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New FCC rules propose excluding mainland Chinese labs from recognition, requiring testing to move to reciprocal economies from December 2028

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr proposed a final rule on October 7 that would limit FCC-recognized testing labs to the United States and reciprocal economies. The rule was submitted to the full commission for a vote on October 29; if passed, all device authorization testing and certification would have to be completed in those regions starting December 1, 2028.

Part of the event: FCC Proposes to Restrict Recognized Laboratories to the United States and Reciprocal Economies

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