KDB 447498 D04 Update on mmWave SAR Testing
FCC revised KDB 447498 D04 to include new measurement procedures for SAR evaluation above 6 GHz, emphasizing power density limits.
Curated updates on export/import regulations, technology controls, dual-use items, and compliance alerts relevant to European tech entering North American markets. The list is updated from RSS feeds; each item links to the original source.
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Inference is moving permanently off the cloud. Here is where edge AI lands first at scale, what it means for product architecture, and which applications beyond defense are worth paying attention to.
Oura raised $900M at an $11B valuation. The investor narrative is that consumer wearable data is the foundation for medical-grade AI. There are three problems with that thesis — and they compound.
Explainability is now the gating condition for staying outside FDA device regulation. EU MDR/IVDR companies have a structural advantage — if they use it correctly.
FDA's 2026 guidance exempts wellness-category wearables from premarket review. For European health tech companies under MDR/IVDR, this creates both commercial pressure and a strategic opening.
FCC is just the start. European tech companies entering North America face ISED, FDA, FAA, PTCRB, carrier approvals, and dual-use export controls. Here's how to navigate without costly surprises.
FCC revised KDB 447498 D04 to include new measurement procedures for SAR evaluation above 6 GHz, emphasizing power density limits.
BIS updated the Entity List and added controls on certain semiconductor and RF components under EAR.
Sources include BIS, EU Commission Trade, Global Affairs Canada, FCC, FDA, PTCRB, Federal Register, and internal Norseman alerts.