> I'm not sure this move accomplishes that much. To avoid scenarios like the one described in the middle of the article where it's unclear if it's legally OK t

> I'm not sure this move accomplishes that much. To avoid scenarios like the one described in the middle of the article where it's unclear if it's legally OK to work with sanctioned organizations: In June, more than two dozen standards groups - including those overseeing SD memory cards and Ethernet and HDMI cables - wrote a letter to U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross asking for clarification of the rules on working with Huawei. If bodies that work on open standards can't predictably work openly (with anyone) this risks the standards getting fragmented in non-compatible ways, or could even give rise to viable competing standards like US WiFi 7 vs. Chinese/European WiFi 7ce