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FCC grants Intel waiver for foreign-made robotic devices

FCC grants Intel waiver for foreign-made robotic devices
Channel News Asia Thursday 22 October 2026, 20:59 UTC 1 min read
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FCC grants Intel waiver for foreign-made robotic devices WASHINGTON, Oct 22 : The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday it has granted a waiver to Intel from its ban on some foreign-made advanced robotics. The FCC said it would grant a one-year waiver of its rules in order to prevent "potential disruptions in the availability of domestic semiconductor manufacturing services for Intel’s customers."

FCC grants Intel waiver for foreign-made robotic devices WASHINGTON, Oct 22 : The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday it has granted a waiver to Intel from its ban on some foreign-made advanced robotics. The FCC said it would grant a one-year waiver of its rules in order to prevent "potential disruptions in the availability of domestic semiconductor manufacturing services for Intel’s customers." Source: Reuters
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