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The FCC has released its 2024 Communications Marketplace Report, assessing competition across voice, video, and data services while mapping out plans to expand access and foster innovation throughout America.

Medical device giant Becton, Dickinson to pay $175M SEC fine for concealing safety risks of its Alaris infusion pump, which generated 10% of company revenues. FDA clearance issues and software problems threatened future sales.

The FDA has overhauled its medical device tracking system, streamlining how manufacturers identify everything from pacemakers to surgical robots in a global database refresh.

Regulations standardizing the use of USB-C-charging technologies are now in effect throughout the European Union (EU) and applicable to all mobile phones and other portable electronic devices sold or marketed there.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has released its annual report to Congress detailing consumer complaints and enforcement actions in connection with illegal robocalls.

As the world struggles to get control over the rapid escalation in the growth of electronic waste, a group of scientists may have come up with an innovative natural solution that could significantly increase the production of biodegradable electronics.

The Enforcement Bureau of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is continuing its active pursuit of illegal radio operations, announcing the latest round of fines against pirate radio operators.

To help create a safer and less toxic energy storage alternative to batteries, a group of researchers at Rice University are actively exploring the development of a super-efficient storage technology that efficiently converts heat to electricity.

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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has modified emissions limits applicable to frequency bands used for certain mobile operations to align its requirements with those of other national telecommunications authorities.