FCC orders Chinese carriers to stop offering broadband services in the US
Also warns of threat to US data centers
Also warns of threat to US data centers
Updated rules set to come into force in July
Ten research facilities and universities have acquired the sanctioned chips through domestic resellers
Regulator has decided to not include a negotiation period in the assignment stage of the auction
Tax agency is demanding $91m
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Chinese server manufacturer accused of violating five HPE patents
Could be first European country to introduce national data center register
Opponents consider options after appeal dismissed
Critics include Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Airbus
Storage and data management company Kove first filed lawsuit against AWS in 2018
Release in response to increased need for data sovereignty
Huawei is accused of violating US sanctions
New bills targeting 'large-scale' data centers
US government asked allies to stop domestic chip companies maintaining equipment in China
Customers can exit without caveats
No details on company behind project
The auction had been due to take place on May 20
Vodafone and Three welcome the in-depth investigation
Gets rid of requirement previously preventing Amazon, Google, and Microsoft from vying for contracts
Wants to speed up its fiber rollout
The carrier has previously called the class action suit "speculative"
Department of Commerce investigating alleged sanctions breach
But the regulator has sought comment for SpaceX's petition for the spectrum