The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has denied applications for recognition from a second batch of China-controlled “bad labs,” which refer to labs that review and approve electronics for use in the United States, but are under the control of a foreign adversary, the agency said in a Sept. 26 statement.
Earlier this month, the FCC took action against 11 labs controlled by China.
In its latest statement, the agency announced that lab recognition applications from four additional labs have been denied by the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology (OET).
The FCC has so far “begun proceedings to withdraw recognition or denied applications” from 15 labs controlled by Beijing….