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Will TP-Link really make routers in the US? Here’s what it told us

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TP-Link, a major global manufacturer of consumer Wi‑Fi routers, recently launched its first Wi‑Fi 8 models but cannot sell them in the United States because of President Donald Trump’s foreign‑router ban. Competitors such as Netgear and Asus, which also produce routers in Asia, have secured blanket waivers that allow their new equipment to enter the U.S. market. TP‑Link has not received a similar waiver, a situation the source suggests may be linked to alleged ties to China.

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