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A bipartisan group of US lawmakers introduced a bill to bar the federal government from equipping sensitive systems with Chinese optical transceivers. The measure targets network hardware used in government and military networks, citing national security risks. If passed, it would force agencies to source alternatives from allied suppliers, reshaping procurement for a component already under scrutiny in US-China tech tensions.
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