The D.C. Circuit upheld the Department of War’s exclusion of Anthropic and its Claude AI products from the Department’s supply chain under the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act of 2018.
The D.C. Circuit reversed summary judgment for the Secretary of Defense and remanded Hesai’s challenge to its Section 1260H designation, holding that due process required notice of the unclassified materials supporting the designation and a meaningful opportunity to respond before finalization.
The D.C. Circuit affirmed in part, reversed in part, and remanded DJI’s challenge to its designation as a Chinese military company under Section 1260H, holding that most of DJI’s claims failed but that the district court could not uphold the Secretary of Defense’s separate finding that DJI contributes to China’s defense industrial base without examining the agency’s stated, classified rationale.
The D.C. Circuit upheld the FCC’s prohibition on authorizing Hikvision and Dahua equipment for covered national-security uses, but vacated the FCC’s overbroad definition of “critical infrastructure” and remanded for further explanation.
The D.C. Circuit denied Pacific Networks Corp. and ComNet (USA) LLC’s petition for review, upholding the FCC’s revocation of their Section 214 authorizations based on national-security risks and lack of candor and trustworthiness.
The D.C. Circuit denied China Telecom (Americas) Corporation’s petition for review and upheld the FCC’s revocation of the company’s domestic and international section 214 authority.
Every record filed that week, with references. Sent from newsletter.natsecnoir.com.