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Japan
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MIC Draft Frequency Reorganization Action Plan

Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) in Japan has opened the following public consultation for the Frequency Reorganization Action Plan (FY2026 edition)

16-OCT-26 Read more
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New Device Homologation Procedures in Togo

Togo's regulatory authority, ARCEP, has introduced updated requirements for the type approval of electronic communication equipment and the certification of radio equipment installers.

16-OCT-26 Read more
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United States of America
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USA FCC Proposes New Rules for Satellite and Drone Connectivity

The FCC has announced three proposals to expand wireless connectivity, including new Direct-to-Device (D2D) rules, additional spectrum for satellite communications and wider use of the 800 MHz band for drones.

14-OCT-26 Read more
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USA FCC Proposes Changes to UWB Regulations

The FCC has proposed updates to its Ultra-Wideband (UWB) regulations to support newer technologies, simplify testing requirements and allow wider use of UWB devices in the USA.

14-OCT-26 Read more
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USA FCC Exempts Selected Drones, Routers and Robotic Devices

The FCC has announced Conditional Approvals for certain drones, routers and advanced robotic devices, allowing these products to be exempt from the FCC Covered List restrictions.

14-OCT-26 Read more
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USA FCC Proposes New Test Lab Restrictions

The FCC has outlined plans to restrict equipment testing, certification and accreditation activities to the United States and countries with reciprocal agreements. The proposed changes would take effect on 1 December 2028 and could affect manufacturers and test laboratories involved in FCC equipment approvals.

14-OCT-26 Read more
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