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Cable Lobby Seeks FCC Waiver on Foreign Router Ban Amid Supply Chain Woes

Technik·04.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Cable Lobby Seeks FCC Waiver on Foreign Router Ban Amid Supply Chain Woes

The NCTA, a cable industry lobby group, is asking the FCC for an expedited waiver on its ban of foreign-made routers. They warn of potential chaos and broadband disruptions for millions of Americans due to supply chain shortages of critical components like memory modules and substrate materials.

FCC Confirms Portable Hotspots Covered Under Foreign Router Ban, Grants Exemptions to Netgear and Eero

Technik·24.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

FCC Confirms Portable Hotspots Covered Under Foreign Router Ban, Grants Exemptions to Netgear and Eero

The FCC clarified this week that its ban on foreign-made consumer routers also applies to portable hotspot devices like MiFi devices. The new FAQ section explicitly includes consumer-grade portable or mobile Wi-Fi hotspots for residential use, while exempting mobile phones with hotspot features. Companies must obtain exemptions from the Department of Defense or Department of Homeland Security to import new devices. Netgear received an exemption last week and Amazon-owned Eero was granted one this week.