We held a private roundtable with 路透草案泄露数周前（7月末），我们与 Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlst

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We held a private roundtable with 路透草案泄露数周前（7月末），我们与 Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston 举办闭门机构圆桌交流会，其针对 FCC 供应链监管的核心观点如下:

1.Lumentum管理层与FCC高级官员多次正式对话，委员会工作人员明确知晓：大范围限制光模块会给美国AI算力基建带来剧烈供应链冲击；

2. 亚马逊云、谷歌、Me­ta、微软全部头部云厂商已联合提交公开反对意见，一致表示：2030年前美国本土光模块产能完全无法填补AI数据中心的供货缺口；

3. 政策法定流程存在硬性障碍：本次提案需要长达数月公众征求意见周期、FCC五位委员全员投票，还要和商务部出口管制部门跨部门协同。本届政府任期结束前，没有充足时间走完整套流程、落地大范围光硬件进口限制；

4. 政策最终落地最大概率方案：仅小幅收紧设备准入认证标准，聚焦固件、板载逻辑芯片审核，不会出台成品光模块全面进口禁令。

Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston in late July, weeks prior to the Reuters draft leak. Hurlston's key takeaways on FCC supply chain regulation:

1. Multiple formal dialogues between Lumentum leadership and FCC senior staff show commission staff recognize the severe AI infrastructure supply shock a broad optical ban would create.
2. All top hyperscalers (AWS, Google, Meta, Microsoft) have coordinated joint public comment filings opposing blanket optical component limits, arguing domestic U.S. optical manufacturing capacity cannot fill AI data center demand gaps through 2030.
3. Full rulemaking procedural barriers: The NPRM requires multimonth public comment periods, 5 FCC commissioner unanimous voting, cross-agency coordination with Commerce Department export control teams. There is insufficient legislative timeline to enact sweeping optical hardware restrictions before the end of the current administration's term.
4. The most probable final policy adjustment: Minor tightening of equipment authorization certification standards, targeted at firmware/onboard logic chip auditing, no full import ban on finished transceivers.

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1. 路透草案泄露数周前（7月末），我们与 Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston 举办闭门机构圆桌交流会，其针对 FCC 供应链监管的核心观点如下:
2. 1.Lumentum管理层与FCC高级官员多次正式对话，委员会工作人员明确知晓：大范围限制光模块会给美国AI算力基建带来剧烈供应链冲击；
3. 2. 亚马逊云、谷歌、Me­ta、微软全部头部云厂商已联合提交公开反对意见，一致表示：2030年前美国本土光模块产能完全无法填补AI数据中心的供货缺口；
4. Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston in late July, weeks prior to the Reuters draft leak. Hurlston's key takeaways on FCC supply chain regulation:
5. 1. Multiple formal dialogues between Lumentum leadership and FCC senior staff show commission staff recognize the severe AI infrastructure supply shock a broad optical ban would create.
6. 2. All top hyperscalers (AWS, Google, Meta, Microsoft) have coordinated joint public comment filings opposing blanket optical component limits, arguing domestic U.S. optical manufacturing capacity cannot fill AI data center demand gaps through 2030.
7. 3. Full rulemaking procedural barriers: The NPRM requires multimonth public comment periods, 5 FCC commissioner unanimous voting, cross-agency coordination with Commerce Department export control teams. There is insufficient legislative timeline to enact sweeping optical hardware restrictions before the end of the current administration's term.
8. 4. The most probable final policy adjustment: Minor tightening of equipment authorization certification standards, targeted at firmware/onboard logic chip auditing, no full import ban on finished transceivers.