FCC 26-73 introduces reciprocity requirements for recognized test laboratories, with restrictions for non-reciprocal economies applying from December 1, 2028.»read more
Updated Malaysian technical codes for communications equipment and short-range devices take effect on November 5, 2026, including revised EMC requirements.»read more
BSMI has amended inspection requirements for selected audiovisual and IT products, introducing cybersecurity requirements with staggered implementation dates.»read more
ZICTA invites stakeholders to submit comments on the draft revised Type Approval Guidelines for electronic communications equipment by November 20, 2026.»read more
Andreas Bender, Deputy Managing Director of IBL-Lab GmbH and Head of Laboratory Operations, is now listed by Bluetooth SIG as a Bluetooth Qualification Consultant.»read more
Anatel has opened public consultations on outdoor Wi-Fi use in the 6 GHz band, including Wi-Fi 7. Stakeholders may submit contributions until December 4, 2026.»read more
FCC 26-66 proposes updates to the regulatory framework for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) devices, including technical rules, new device categories, and operational requirements.»read more
BSMI has amended inspection requirements for battery chargers, wireless chargers, UPS equipment, and related products, with key changes applying from July 1, 2027.»read more
Decision (EU) 2026/2003 amends the harmonised standards under the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) and entered into force on September 7, 2026.»read more
The Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA) has published Issue 6 of HKCA 1007, updating the operating frequency ranges for industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) equipment.»read more
MIC amended the radio equipment regulations, extending the allowed frequency range for tyre pressure monitoring sensors and keyless entry systems.»read more
IBL-Lab GmbH is now officially listed for Qi 2.3.1 compliance testing of MPP25 Power Transmitters (PTx) and Power Receivers (PRx), following completion of the corresponding WPC audit.»read more
Interested stakeholders are invited to comment on the specific operating conditions proposed for devices operating in the 865 - 868 MHz frequency band.»read more
The Lebanese Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) has clarified that Type Approval Certificates issued in the manufacturer’s name may be used by all importers of the identical approved product.»read more