US Actions Trigger Chinese Retaliation Ahead of September Visit
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US Actions Trigger Chinese Retaliation Ahead of September Visit

The Federal Communications Commission last Tuesday added foreign-produced robots and power inverters to its Covered List, citing concerns over the security of technology and energy infrastructure. Placement on the list bars products from sale in the United States. The restrictions do not explicitly identify any country but primarily affect Chinese industry, including Unitree Robotics and over 150 other Chinese humanoid robotics companies, as well as leading power inverter manufacturers Huawei and Sungrow.

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