US FCC says no router makers have been granted exemptions yet; some will be granted exemptions in a timely manner

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The FCC's announcement regarding router makers not yet receiving exemptions suggests potential delays in regulatory compliance for these companies. This could impact the supply and distribution timelines for their products, making it crucial for traders to monitor how this affects stock performance, especially for NETGEAR and similar firms. The expectation of timely exemptions might provide some optimism, but uncertainty remains a key concern.

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