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SGS empowers businesses toward sustainable manufacturing with its PFAS Total Solution, supporting MKS’ Atotech in completing Non-PFAS verification to ensure regulatory compliance and demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental responsibility.

With 5G-Advanced, Wi-Fi 7 and satellite communications (IoT-NTN) all vying for a place on the market, testing the compliance of mobile devices is no longer as simple as ticking a few check boxes. Testing supply chain trust, time-to-market speed, and user experience has become a challenge. The SGS Wireless Communications Laboratory offers a comprehensive, one-stop solution encompassing 'Regulatory + Conformity + Carrier Approval + Global Market Access (GMA)', streamlining complex testing processes to accelerate time-to-market for products.

Deepening OTA and Conformance Testing to Ensure Superior Performance and Reliability

The commissioners of the Mexican Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (CRT) officially took office on October 14, 2025. At the same time, the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) announced on social media that it was dissolved on October 17, 2025, and that all certification services previously provided by the IFT have now stopped.

Jordan TRC issued a notice on September 17, 2025, announcing amendments to the terms and procedures of telecommunications and terminal equipment approvals. The key change is to extend the validity of type approval certificates from one to two years.

The development of smart cities is contingent on stable and secure wireless connectivity. However, each application scenario presents its own unique regulatory compliance challenges. Devices using technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G/5G, and IoT must pass RF, EMC, safety, and cybersecurity regulations to gain legal market access. SGS offers comprehensive wireless regulatory compliance services, assisting manufacturers and system integrators in swiftly addressing global compliance requirements and ensuring the safety and reliability of smart city applications.

The Time-Averaged Specific Absorption Rate (TAS or T-SAR) algorithm is a breakthrough strategy in wireless communication technology that effectively enhances device transmission performance while ensuring compliance with regulations. Instead of merely reducing the peak power to comply with RF exposure regulations, TAS effectively maintains an average SAR value over a specified period of time, without sacrificing too much of the output power.

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CCK amended the Type Approval Rules CCK 012014 TA Rules on May 16, 2025, implementing new mandatory requirements for communication equipment exported to Kiribati in accordance with Sections 61 and 62 of the Communications Act of 2012.