FCC 26-50 extends US tech controls to chips, optical transceivers and supply-chain origins

US technology controls are reaching deeper into communications supply chains. Under FCC 26-50, the Federal Communications Commission no longer focuses only on brands or final assembly. Its emerging framework now extends to chips, modules, software, firmware, design ownership, production location and supply-chain control, raising new compliance risks for optical transceivers, networking equipment and ODM suppliers.

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Moore Threads eyes HK listing after 147% revenue surge, AI GPU expansion

Chinese AI GPU developer Moore Threads is preparing a Hong Kong listing after first-half revenue jumped 147.42% year on year to CNY1.74 billion (approx. US$258 million), supported by stronger AI infrastructure demand and faster commercialization of its computing platforms. Its net loss narrowed 95.73% to CNY11.56 million, from CNY271 million a year earlier.

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Cambricon AI chip revenue doubles as China demand surges, supply capacity holds key

Cambricon Technologies has largely settled the question of whether China’s AI chip champion can make money. First-half 2026 revenue rose 108.13% to CNY6 billion (approx. US$890 million), attributable net profit climbed 122.61% to CNY2.31 billion, and adjusted net profit increased 137.30% to CNY2.17 billion. Gross margin held near 55%, extending profitability to seven consecutive quarters.

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