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Chinese company TP-Link says it will start making Wi-Fi 8 routers in the US, dodging government soft ban in one easy step
Earlier this year, the FCC implemented a kind of soft ban on foreign-made routers, declaring that they must receive special approval to be sold in the US.
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The FCC’s recent soft ban requires foreign‑made routers to obtain special approval before U.S. sale, prompting TP‑Link to shift its manufacturing domestically. The Chinese networking firm announced plans to produce Wi‑Fi 8 routers in the United States. To enable this, TP‑Link signed a letter of intent with electronics manufacturer Key Tronic, which will handle router assembly at a facility in Mississippi. This move aims to bypass the approval hurdle by locating production within the U.S. market.
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