
FCC Bans All New Foreign-Made Routers From the American Market
The Federal Communications Commission has halted all new equipment authorizations for routers not manufactured in the United States, a sweeping national security measure that leaves existing approved devices in legal limbo — and raises hard questions about who will fill the supply gap.
- FCC halts new equipment authorizations for all non-US-made routers
- Previously approved foreign routers may still be sold but no new models can enter the market

