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Saudi Arabia SASO Replaces Standard GEN002 with SASO 3114:2026
The Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) has announced the replacement of SASO CITC GEN-002 with the new SASO 3114:2026 standard, impacting a wide range of cellular and Wi-Fi enabled devices.
Paraguay Launches Public Consultation on Homologation Regulation
CONATEL has launched a public consultation to gather industry feedback as part of a comprehensive review of Paraguay's Telecommunications Equipment Homologation Regulation. The initiative, developed with support from the ITU under a Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) project, seeks comments on the current regulatory framework before drafting any amendments.
FCC Proposes Expanded Satellite Connectivity for Unlicensed Devices
The FCC is considering rules that would allow unlicensed wireless devices to connect directly with satellites and operate aboard spacecraft.
Canada ISED Seeks Feedback on Expanded RSS-193 Broadband Equipment Standard
ISED has issued Draft 1 of RSS-193, Issue 2, extending Canadian technical requirements to additional millimetre-wave frequency bands.
USA FCC Approves Exemptions for Two Foreign-Produced Routers
The FCC exempted two router products from its Covered List after receiving conditional national-security approval.
Cuba Clarifies the Validity of Existing Type Approval Certificates Under Resolution 2/2026
Cuba's Ministry of Communications (MINCOM) has officially clarified the implementation of the Transitional Provision under Resolution 2/2026. Certificates issued under the previous regulatory framework—including Homologation, Acceptance and Conformity Assessment Certificates—will remain valid until their original expiry date and do not require immediate re-certification. Renewals, however, will be processed under the new requirements introduced by Resolution 2/2026, while all new applications already follow the updated regulatory framework.