The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced the revocation decision Thursday and with it, ended the ability of China Unicom (Americas) Operations Limited to provide domestic interstate and international telecommunications services on U.S. soil. The decision is the latest in a series of actions by the FCC and the prior and current presidential administrations to remove Chinese-owned infrastructure and services from the nation’s telecommunications industry. The revocation order follows the FCC’s March 2021 determination that Chinese-controlled CUA had not done enough to dispel national security concerns. The agency also cited “the present and future public interest, convenience, and necessity,” as reasons...