The truth is that almost every major router vendor uses offshore router production, and nine times out of ten, these devices simply aren't built in the United States. Global supply chains have existed and been cemented for decades now, and moving production to the United States at the same scale within the course of a year is simply not possible for the major vendors. As such, while companies like TP-Link and Asus have stated that they're confident in their devices' security, they haven't particularly mentioned anything about onshore production. In the meantime, however, it does not mean that
The FCC's router ban could make these router brands a risky bet in the future… "Punishing Anthropic for bringing public scrutiny to the government's contracting position is classic illegal First Amendment retaliation," she continued. The judge also said that the supply chain risk designation is contrary to law, arbitrary and capricious. …
… Under intense supply-chain scrutiny. …
“It looks like an attempt to cripple Anthropic,” Lin said of the Pentagon designating the company a supply-chain risk. “It looks like the department is punishing Anthropic for trying to bring public scrutiny to this contract dispute, which of course would be a violation of the First Amendment.” Ant… …
… Per SOCRadar, the data they reviewed "points to a potentially meaningful internal code and operations exposure rather than a small credential-only leak." They warn that the purportedly stolen data could be used for follow-on intrusions, to target phishing attacks, and to compromise AstraZeneca part… …
… Placing all manufacturers and their supply chains under the same scrutiny is a positive step in the direction of making the router industry more secure. We are confident in the security of our supply chain. …
… The development was highlighted by supply chain security firm Socket via Toms Guide , with the report laying out 108 malicious Chrome extensions with roughly 20,000 downloads among them. …
… The largest enterprise application providers are now talking about using AI agents to automate decisions in HR, finance, and supply chain management. …
… TP-Link Systems Inc. also applauded the order. “Placing all manufacturers and their supply chains under the same scrutiny is a positive step in the direction of making the router industry more secure,” a TP-Link Systems representative told CNET in an email. …
… The announcement is reportedly set to include a new manufacturing program to bring more of Apple's supply chain into the U.S. …
… While Cook expertly managed Apple’s production cycles during the global pandemic and quickly diversified the company’s supply chain when it encountered pressure from tariffs, Cook’s legacy is likely to be that of an operations master rather than a product innovator. …