The US FCC plans to impose further restrictions on Chinese telecommunications companies establishing data centers in the US

The U.S. FCC plans to prohibit Chinese telecommunications companies from establishing data centers in the U.S. and from connecting to them. The proposal will be voted on at the meeting on April 30 and involves China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom. The FCC is also considering banning interconnections with companies using Huawei and ZTE equipment and expanding restrictions on companies on the national security list. The Chinese Embassy in the U.S. has expressed opposition, stating that this move is an overinterpretation of the concept of national security. The FCC has repeatedly restricted the operations of Chinese telecommunications companies in the U.S. in recent years