TP-Link Systems Inc. has entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Key Tronic Corp. to bring next-generation router assembly to the United States. Under the agreement, Key Tronic will become a primary domestic manufacturing partner for TP-Link, supporting assembly of its advanced networking portfolio in Corinth, Mississippi. Pending U.S. regulatory approval, TP-Link expects domestic assembly of its Wi-Fi 8 home networking product line to begin as early as next year.
The partnership is part of TP-Link's long-term effort to accelerate U.S. investment in high-tech manufacturing and job creation, designing and assembling next-generation products for American consumers on American soil. Jeffrey Chao, CEO of TP-Link Systems Inc., stated the LOI demonstrates the company's commitment to expanding domestic advanced manufacturing and establishing America as a base for delivering secure, reliable connectivity solutions globally. Brett Larsen, President and CEO of Key Tronic, said the partnership will give TP-Link a strong domestic foundation and support its new generation of Wi-Fi 8 technologies through high-reliability electronics manufacturing.
The LOI represents an important milestone in TP-Link's U.S. investment roadmap and commitment to building a resilient and secure domestic manufacturing operation, marking the beginning of a new chapter defined by American investment, jobs, and innovation.
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