alt Hacker NewsWhich is still foreign from the USA's perspective. Remember, this new rule is not just against China, but against all foreign-made.
Which is still foreign from the USA's perspective. Remember, this new rule is not just against China, but against all foreign-made.
But the fact that a company can manufacture consumer(ish) routers in Latvia means it's very practical that another company could manufacture consumer routers in the US.
Usually the argument is that X can't be made in the US because China's so good at it that the US could never compete, so we shouldn't even try. But if a company with 367 employees in a country with the population of a medium-size metro area can do it, it proves that argument is bunk.