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A profile of TP-Link, whose share of the US consumer router market grew from 10% to 60%+ between 2019 and 2025, as it seeks to rebut national security concerns

When Jeffrey Chao was studying for his master's in computer science in the early 1990s, he would sometimes spend so many hours …

The Wire China Noah Berman

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  • @kyleichan Kyle Chan on x
    Great piece by @economicsnoah on the humble TP-Link router. Popular, affordable, well-reviewed—but also a concern among some US security officials. https://www.thewirechina.com/ ...
  • @thewirechina @thewirechina on x
    This week's cover story: what happened to TP-Link's American dream? Noah Berman reports on U.S. government scrutiny of the Shenzhen-founded, California-headquartered router company: https://www.thewirechina.com/ ...
  • @davidbarboza2 David Barboza on x
    Excellent piece by @economicsnoah on TP-Link's American Dream https://www.thewirechina.com/ ...
  • The Wire China The Wire China on linkedin
    In a not too distant era, Jeffrey Chao would have been celebrated in America as another example of a successful immigrant and credit to his new country. …
  • Rachel Cheung Rachel Cheung on linkedin
    Manus's move to Singapore drew quite a bit of attention in light of the Meta deal, which eventually led to its ban.  But it's not the only company trying to change its identity. …