FCC seeks to impose tougher clampdown on Chinese telcos in US
The regulator doesn't want US telcos to connect with Chinese carriers
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FCC says it could fine China Mobile for failure to cooperate amid ongoing probe
The agency has grown frustrated at China Mobile's lack of cooperation
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US to investigate Chinese telcos amid cloud data concerns
The government continues to take a tough stance on Chinese telecom firms
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FCC orders Chinese carriers to stop offering broadband services in the US
Also warns of threat to US data centers
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Subcontractors sue China Mobile, claiming it didn't pay for San Jose data center work
Facility appears to be closed after the US banned the company
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Vnet, Tencent, JD.com and other Chinese tech firms at risk of US delisting, SEC warns
But Vnet could be set to go private
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FCC labels Kaspersky, China Telecom, & China Mobile as "threats to US national security"
Does not mention the Ukraine war as the reason for the designation
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Facebook and Amazon seek Philippines-California cable approval after China Mobile drops out
Hyperscalers hope CAP-1 won't upset regulators
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FCC commissioner calls for greater scrutiny over 'adversary' submarine cable connections
With a focus on China
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US Department of Defense names Huawei and Inspur in list of Chinese military-linked companies
Some on the list are already facing sanctions
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White House establishes committee to evaluate foreign participation in US telecoms networks
Team Telecom brings heads of major agencies together to review telco contracts