TL;DR: TP-Link India said it has started local manufacturing of Wi-Fi 7 systems in India after the government delicensed the lower 6GHz spectrum for Wi-Fi use.

TP-Link India said it has commenced local manufacturing of Wi-Fi 7 systems in India. The company said the move follows the government’s decision to delicense the lower 6GHz spectrum, which it said enables deployment of Wi-Fi 7 products for enterprise and home users in the country.

TP-Link India is part of US-based TP-Link Systems Inc. The company linked its India manufacturing announcement directly to the lower 6GHz policy change and said the spectrum decision supports Wi-Fi 7 rollout in India.

The company said the lower 6GHz delicensing enables Wi-Fi 7 solutions for both enterprise and home users across India. The source material did not specify the manufacturing location, production volumes, device models, or launch dates for individual products.

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