New regulations are limited to new models, stock products are not affected, but Chinese brands such as TP-Link, which account for more than 60% of the U.S. market, face huge challenges

"The router is banned!"

March 23, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) threw a heavy bomb: national security reasons, officially all foreign production of consumer-grade home routers into the regulated list, prohibiting new models to obtain FCC certification, meaning that the future of non-U.S. home routers will not be able to legally enter the U.S. market sales.

The news quickly blew up in cross-border and tech circles. Routers, as a key device for connecting home networks, have long been dominated by Chinese brands - it is estimated that Chinese brands and OEM products occupy at least 60% of the U.S. home router market. Under the new regulations, where do these companies go from here?

Today's article gives you the lowdown: what exactly is banned under the new rules? Why is it suddenly blocked? What should affected companies do?

This article for all U.S. and China trade practitioners, cross-border e-commerce, logistics partners, a detailed interpretation of the core requirements of the new regulations, the risk of violations and response points, be sure to convey all staff, item by item self-check!

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