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Netgear and Eero gain exemptions from FCC foreign router ban

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The Federal Communications Commission has granted exemptions to Netgear and Eero from its ban on new foreign-made Wi-Fi routers. The move follows the original March 23 order that targeted devices with manufacturing or design outside the United States. Firmware updates for existing models will continue until at least January 1, 2029.

After testing 34 routers, CNET Labs found Wi-Fi 7 models deliver the highest throughput at 3,169Mbps across bands, far surpassing Wi-Fi 6E's 1,309Mbps. The author, once skeptical, now recommends tri-band Wi-Fi 7 routers for future-proofing amid rising data use. Prices have dropped, with good options under $200.

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STAR introduces a hybrid padel event that blends competitive sports with premium atmosphere and evening glamour. Founded by two EDHEC students, the project aims to elevate the padel experience through professionalism and aesthetics. Under the slogan 'Play by day. Shine by night,' it combines daytime matches with nighttime networking.

TP-Link has filed a lawsuit against Netgear, accusing the company of a smear campaign involving false statements about national security risks. The action claims Netgear linked TP-Link to state-backed cyberattacks, portraying it as a threat to US security. This legal battle highlights escalating tensions in the router market.

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NVIDIA is developing support for 1.6 terabits per second networking in the upcoming Linux kernel version 6.19. This enhancement aims to integrate high-speed networking capabilities into the open-source operating system.

Broadcom has introduced the Thor Ultra 800G network interface card, claimed to be the fastest Ethernet card ever produced. Designed exclusively for AI data centers handling massive workloads, it utilizes PCIe Gen6 x16 technology. The card supports an open UEC standard to enable multi-vendor network systems.

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Meta has joined Nvidia, OpenAI, and AMD to introduce ESUN, an open Ethernet-based network for scaling up AI superclusters. The initiative aims to compete with InfiniBand while remaining compatible with the Ultra Ethernet Consortium. Engineers believe this approach will simplify complex GPU interconnect systems.

 

 

 

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