HeyJaredAndrew Golodny
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FCC Tightens Equipment Rules (opens the original)
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted new restrictions on equipment incorporating certain components from Covered List entities, strengthened online marketplaces' compliance obligations, and tightened its rules for modifying previously authorized equipment. Published in the Federal Register on September 11, 2026, the rules take effect October 13, 2026. There are four main components of the new rules: (1) prohibiting authorization of devices that contain "logic-bearing hardware
FCC Conditional Approvals For Advanced Robots Show A Path Forward For Manufacturers With US Onshoring Plans (opens the original)
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently announced conditional approval exemptions from the Covered List for companies manufacturing advanced robotic devices. This demonstrates a path forward for manufacturers whose devices may currently be blocked from entering the United States. For companies that are prepared to engage with the conditional approval process, these decisions are encouraging. In July 2026, the FCC expanded its "Covered List" to include foreign-produced advanced robot
FCC Substantially Revises Covered List Restrictions On Foreign-Produced Power Inverters (opens the original)
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On August 20, 2026, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) significantly revised its recently adopted Covered List restrictions for foreign-produced power inverters. The update substantially narrows the universe of inverters subject to the restrictions, while also tightening the rules for the inverters that do remain covered. On July 28, 2026, the FCC added "foreign-produced power inverters" to its Covered List pursuant to a National Security Determination (NSD). Equipment on the Covered Li
National Security Meets Trade (opens the original)
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National security concerns are reshaping the electronics market, and the FCC is responding with new restrictions. Our coverage will explore how the FCC's Covered List now extends beyond individual companies to four entire categories of foreign-produced equipment. Each device type carries its own definitions, conditional approval pathway, and practical considerations for manufacturers and importers. Read the introductory article here, along with our device-specific posts on drones, routers, power
FCC Adds Foreign-Produced Power Inverters To The Covered List (opens the original)
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On July 28, 2026, the FCC's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau added connected power inverters produced in foreign countries to the Covered List (Public Notice, DA 26-786). Power inverters provide interconnection between otherwise incompatible forms of electricity (for example between DC and AC current). This action followed a National Security Determination by the Executive Branch that foreign-made power inverters pose unacceptable national security risks. Among other reasons, the Deter
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