FCC moves to block Chinese labs from certifying U.S. electronics

If adopted, the proposal would force a major change in how electronics sold in the U.S. are certified, with China and Hong Kong labs removed from that role. That matters for the broader device supply chain because the article says as much as 75% of U.S.-bound devices could be affected. For streaming hardware vendors, the practical issue is certification capacity and timing rather than product design. What to watch next is whether the FCC turns this proposal into a final rule and how it defines the transition for existing lab approvals.