AT&T warns of router shortages, FCC responds with limited one-year waiver
FCC grants AT&T a one-year waiver to make limited hardware changes to routers amid global supply chain shortages for substrate materials and memory modules.
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AYANeo's pricey Windows handhelds approach release amid supply chain hurdles
AYANeo's premium Windows handhelds face delays due to RAM crisis but remain on track for June release.
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Apple and Intel reportedly finalize preliminary chip manufacturing deal
Apple and Intel are reportedly finalizing a deal for Intel to manufacture Apple's chips, aiming to diversify supply chain amid shortages.
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Apple reportedly has a deal to use Intel-made chips again
Apple reportedly reached a preliminary agreement with Intel to manufacture chips for its hardware, marking a potential return to Intel processors after the company's successful transition to Apple Silicon.
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Amazon Eero and Leo routers receive FCC conditional approval to bypass US ban
Amazon's Eero and Leo routers secure FCC Conditional Approval, bypassing a national security ban for 18 months by committing to U.S. manufacturing plans.
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Apple bets on john ternus to restore jobs-era decisiveness amid AI lag
Apple appoints john ternus as its new operating chief, betting on faster, centralized decisions to close an AI gap while juggling a foldable iPhone, smart glasses and a supply chain shift to India.
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TP-Link seeks FCC conditional approval to bypass US router import ban
TP-Link is fighting a blanket FCC ban on imported routers by claiming US independence and proposing a plan to move manufacturing onshore.
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fcc exempts netgear from foreign-made router ban until 2027
Netgear has been granted an FCC exemption that lets it sell foreign‑made routers in the U.S. until October 2027, covering a wide range of Nighthawk and Orbi models despite the agency’s new domestic‑manufacturing ban.
