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This week's regulatory landscape is dominated by major US infrastructure modernization efforts, with the FCC advancing IP network transition rules and proposing call center onshoring requirements that will significantly impact operations. Critical spectrum developments include Canada's Indigenous priority window for cellular licenses and FCC's C-band harmonization efforts, while new transparency requirements for foreign adversary ownership create compliance obligations across all license holders.
FCC proposes rules to encourage onshoring of call centers and limit use of foreign call centers to protect consumer data and improve service quality.
FCC reduces regulatory barriers to transitioning from legacy networks to IP-based infrastructure while maintaining consumer protections.
FCC requires license holders to attest whether they are owned or controlled by foreign adversaries and disclose related information.
FCC reopens the record on C-band petitions to harmonize technical approaches across the 3.7-4.2 GHz band for 5G deployment.