TP-Link tries to appease Trump admin with pledge to assemble routers in US

TP-Link is facing issues with selling its latest routers in the US, despite its competitors receiving FCC approval. In an attempt to address the issue, TP-Link has pledged to assemble its routers in the US, a move that could potentially appease the Trump administration. The company's decision comes after the US administration had imposed restrictions on the sale of certain Chinese-made electronics, including routers, citing national security concerns. TP-Link's move is seen as a strategic attempt to comply with the regulations and expand its presence in the US market.