TP-Link Bets on Wi‑Fi 8 with Archer 8 Ahead of Final Standard
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TP-Link unveiled Archer 8, its first Wi‑Fi 8 router, years before the final standard is expected (2028) with an October 2026 release target; the company touts lower latency and steadier speeds across many devices, but US availability remains uncertain amid FCC restrictions on foreign-made routers and conditional approvals that require domestic manufacturing; TP-Link also teased Deco 8, Roam 8, and related range extenders for 2027, with prices to be announced.
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