TP‑Link Plans U.S. Router Assembly to Secure Trump Administration Approval

TP‑Link announced plans to assemble its new Wi‑Fi routers in the United States as a strategy to obtain approval from the Trump administration to sell its latest products to American consumers. The company said it expects domestic assembly to begin “as early as” 2027, though the timing could shift to 2028 if the application is rejected or remains pending. TP‑Link has signed a Letter of Intent with U. S. firm Keytronic, which will serve as the primary domestic manufacturing partner and will support assembly of the company’s advanced networking portfolio in Corinth, Mississippi. The move comes as TP‑Link prepares to launch its groundbreaking Wi‑Fi 8 home networking product line in the U. S. market.