Malaysia Updates Short Range Device Requirements and Technical Codes
Malaysia Updates SRD Specifications for 2026 The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has introduced significant updates to its regulatory framework for wireless and communications equipment through the registration of two new technical codes effective 5 May 2026: MCMC MTSFB TC T022:2026, Communications Equipment – Baseline Requirements, and MCMC MTSFB TC T007:2026, Short Range Devices […]
Indonesia SAR Limits for Devices Updated
Indonesia SAR limits are now updated under Decree Number 197 of 2026, introducing new compliance requirements for cellular telephones and tablet computers. This regulatory update replaces Decree No. 177 of 2024. It also strengthens oversight of radiofrequency exposure for devices used close to the body. New SAR Requirements Under Decree 197 The regulation applies to […]
Costa Rica Updates National Frequency Plan
Costa Rica Updates National Frequency Plan Costa Rica has introduced significant reforms to its National Frequency Attribution Plan (PNAF), marking an important step toward harmonizing national spectrum regulations with the 2024 Radio Regulations of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The updated framework establishes new spectrum allocations, technical requirements, and operational conditions designed to support emerging […]
Costa Rica AFC Homologation Rules for 6 GHz
Costa Rica AFC Homologation Consultation The Superintendency of Telecommunications (SUTEL) in Costa Rica has opened two parallel public consultations to establish the administrative and technical framework for Standard Power (SP) operations in the 5925 MHz to 7125 MHz frequency range (6 GHz band) using Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) systems. The proposed measures are part of […]
Canada RSS-Gen Consultation Update
The authority is currently running a public consultation, allowing stakeholders to review the proposal and submit feedback before finalizing the requirements. The consultation covers two standards: RSS-Gen Issue 6, which defines general compliance requirements, and RSS-310 Issue 6, which addresses licence-exempt Category II equipment. Participation and Regulatory Context RSS-Gen defines the core compliance framework for […]
Cambodia Type Approval Framework Update
Cambodia has introduced a new Cambodia Type Approval framework for telecommunications equipment, currently under public consultation. This proposal brings significant updates to certification, labeling, and compliance processes. While the regulation is not yet finalized, it already signals important changes. Therefore, companies should not only understand the framework but also start taking action now. What the […]
United States FCC Router Restrictions Update
The latest FCC router restrictions mark a significant shift in U.S. regulatory policy affecting market access for networking equipment. Announced on March 23, 2026, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has expanded its Covered List to include routers produced outside the United States. This development introduces new compliance challenges while also offering a temporary pathway for […]
Hong Kong Updates Frequency Allocation Table
The Hong Kong spectrum update released in April 2026 introduces important insights into spectrum utilization across multiple frequency bands. Published by the Office of the Communications Authority (OFCA), this updated Table of Frequency Allocations replaces the January 2025 version and provides a refreshed view of channel availability and usage trends. While the structural alignment with […]
Singapore Residential Router Cybersecurity Labels
Singapore Raises Router Cybersecurity Labels Requirements Singapore is raising router cybersecurity labels requirements for residential routers. The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and the Infocomm Media Development Authority announced this change during the Ministry of Digital Development and Information Committee of Supply Debates 2026. Under the update, all residential routers sold in Singapore must meet […]
Singapore Signs IoT Cybersecurity MoC with Japan
Singapore has announced a significant IoT cybersecurity MoC with Japan, marking a new step in international cooperation on cybersecurity labelling schemes for smart devices. The agreement was signed between the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) and Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) on 18 March 2026. This development introduces mutual recognition between […]