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FCC, state AGs to join forces in crackdown on China-linked communications technology

The FCC and four state attorneys general plan a memorandum to share information on high‑risk communications technology.
The agreement would bring federal and state authorities together to share intelligence on CCP‑linked technology.
Chair Brendan Carr met with the state attorneys general to discuss the partnership.
The move follows concerns Beijing could use Chinese-made gear to undermine U.S. security.
Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas and West Virginia are among the AGs involved in the collaboration.
The partnership aims to protect consumers from compromised equipment and close enforcement gaps.
The agreement is described as strengthening federal‑state coordination against security threats.
The MOU will focus on devices and services from China or influenced by the CCP.
The partnership is described as a national security effort to curb CCP influence in networks.

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