The Federal Communications Commission has granted a waiver to Intel to operate certain foreign-made robotic devices, allowing the company to continue its operations without violating its own rules. This waiver, which lasts for one year, is aimed at preventing potential disruptions in domestic semiconductor manufacturing services for Intel's customers.
WASHINGTON, Oct 22 : The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday it has granted a waiver to Intel from its ban on some foreign-made advanced robotics.
The FCC said it would grant a one-year waiver of its rules in order to prevent "potential disruptions in the availability of domestic semiconductor manufacturing services for Intel’s customers."
Source: Reuters
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