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> it is impossible, it physically can't happen. I don’t think that’s true. > American routers will end up like the US shipbuilding industry, using protectioni
by groundzeros2015 7mo ago
> it is impossible, it physically can't happen.
I don’t think that’s true.
> American routers will end up like the US shipbuilding industry, using protectionist policies as an excuse to stay decades behind the times
I agree.
- Miraste 7mo agoI can't change what you believe, but as far as I understand the American manufacturing industry, there is zero chance they could build a WiFi 8 router in the time period where it's the current standard. Not low, zero. This article is a good example: https://archive.is/RAZMJ https://archive.is/RAZMJ Apple, with all their resources, couldn’t even get American screws. Now, if they really wanted to, they could have spun up their own screw manufacturing, eventually. But for a router, you need a lot more than screws. Resistors, capacitors, PCBs, plastics, all the secondary and tertiary industries for the materials behind those--it would probably take decades and trillions of dollars.