As of September 9th, Asus now has an exemption from the ban, just in time to bring its first early Wi-Fi 8 routers here. But Asus has not publicly announced any plan to bring manufacturing to the US.
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Asus remains silent on how it evaded US router ban
On September 9th, Asus received a waiver from the US ban on foreign routers, but the company has not disclosed whether it plans to manufacture its products in the US as part of this exemption.
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