AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS Telecom Security: The FCC plans to vote Nov. 19 on blocking Chinese telecom firms from direct access to US phone numbers, citing robocall and national-security risks. Separately, it voted to bar Chinese labs from testing electronics for US approval, with the restrictions taking effect in December 2028. Spectrum and Satellites: The FCC advanced spectrum proposals, including expanded direct-to-device services. India is set to launch its NVS-03 navigation satellite, adding an indigenous atomic clock to the NavIC system. Network Investment: Malaysia’s RM2 billion Madani submarine-cable project will add 5,582km of links and is scheduled to begin in 2027. In Japan, BBIX and HTNet expanded regional cloud infrastructure in Hokuriku, with a new service due Nov. 1. Competition and Resilience: Canada launched a telecom roadmap aimed at improving competition and consumer choice. Pacific telecom leaders warned that cyclones and cyberattacks could cripple networks, underscoring the need for stronger resilience.
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