FCC Moves To Keep China Out Of U.S. Telecom Networks

The FCC is taking action against Huawei and ZTE due to security concerns, blocking federal funding to U.S. companies that use their equipment. This move is crucial for rural broadband providers dependent on FCC funds. The FCC also seeks public input on a proposal to replace Chinese telecom equipment, which could cost up to $2 billion. A Senate bill may provide $700 million to aid this transition, with additional support from FCC broadband funds.

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