TP-Link, a privately owned company headquartered in China, was founded in 1996 and has approximately 3720 employees. The company reported $1.8B in revenue as of 2024. Specializing in computers and electronics manufacturing, TP-Link functions as a global provider of networking devices and accessories.
TP-Link Systems co-founder and CEO Jeffrey Chao and his wife are pursuing permanent US residency through the "Trump Gold Card program," a $1 million visa initiative, a move TP-Link confirmed on March 19, 2026, to federal agencies investigating the company, framing it as both a legal and personal strategy. Previously, on March 3, 2026, the U.S. International Trade Commission announced an investigation into patent infringement claims by AX Wireless against ASUSTeK, TP-Link Systems Inc., and other companies, concerning five patents related to imported laptops, routers, and computer products. This follows lawsuits filed against the networking manufacturer on February 19, 2026. New York State accused TP-Link Systems of selling routers with known security vulnerabilities that exposed millions of Americans to cyberattacks. Earlier the same day, Texas filed a complaint alleging TP-Link misled consumers about the security and origins of its routers, claiming the company marketed devices as secure and labeled them "Made in Vietnam" while sourcing most components from China and failing to address firmware vulnerabilities exploited by Chinese state-backed threat actors.
TP-Link offers 24 products in the telecoms tech industry. TP-Link's product portfolio comprises of fixed wireless access, dSL access, wi-Fi and mesh networks and fibre access.
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TP-Link's revenues were over $1B in 2024. Caretta Research has split TP-Link's revenue into 7 different product categories, the largest of which is other. For full access to TP-Link's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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