NASDAQ:CSCO 12 November 2025 - 29 April 2026

Colorado’s House State, Civic, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee voted 7-4 to block Senate Bill 26-090, a move that leaves the state’s sweeping right-to-repair law unchanged after the bill cleared the Senate, according to CoPIRG. The legislation, backed by the tech industry, would have exempted some IT equipment from the law. The committee’s decision ends the effort to pare back one of the nation’s most expansive repair policies. This decision lands just as Colorado’s digital-equipment repair law kicked in on Jan. 1, 2024. The so-called “right to repair” lets both device owners and independent technicians access the parts, tools, and manuals needed for fixes—no need to route everything through the manufacturer. Colorado’s statute applies to digital electronics, and it specifically