Friday, November 22, 2019
FCC bans spending on Huawei, ZTE and other ‘national security threats’ – TechCrunch
The FCC has finally put the seal of approval on its plan to cut funding going to equipment from companies it deems a “national security threat,” currently an exclusive club of two: Huawei and ZTE. No money from the FCC’s $8.5 billion Universal Service Fund, used to subsidize purchases to support the rollout of communications infrastructure, will be spent on equipment from these companies. “We 
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