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Kate O'Keeffe

Washington, D.C., United States

U.S.-China Tech and National Security Reporter at Bloomberg News

U.S.-China tech & national security reporter at Bloomberg; ex WSJ U.S.-China and casino beats; ex HK/Macau, Singapore, NYC, Paris kokeeffe9(at)bloomberg(dot)net

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  • Wi-Fi Giant TP-Link’s US Future Hinges on Its Claimed Split from China

    2 weeks ago | hoover.org | Kate O'Keeffe

    MyHoover delivers a personalized experience at Hoover.org. In a few easy steps, create an account and receive the most recent analysis from Hoover fellows tailored to your specific policy interests. Watch this video for an overview of MyHoover. Create Account

  • Router Maker TP-Link Faces US Criminal Antitrust Probe

    2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Joshua Sisco |Kate O'Keeffe

    Ethernet cords are arranged for a photograph in New York, U.S., on Friday, Feb. 10, 2012. (Bloomberg) -- The US is conducting a criminal antitrust investigation into pricing strategies by TP-Link Systems Inc., a California-based router maker with links to China whose equipment now dominates the American market, according to people familiar with the matter.

  • State Department Calls Reports on Cost-Slashing Plan Premature

    4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Kate O'Keeffe

    A flag stands on display outside the U.S. State Department headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019. Aides to Secretary of State Michael Pompeo cautioned against unfounded reports suggesting that the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine was a hotbed of Democratic support, according to documents turned over to Congress Wednesday by the State Department's watchdog.

  • Wi-Fi Giant TP-Link’s US Future Hinges on Its Claimed Split From China

    1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Kate O'Keeffe

    TP-Link at the Mobile World Congress 2025 (MWC) in Barcelona, in March. (Bloomberg) -- The ubiquitous but often overlooked Wi-Fi router lies at the heart of one of Washington’s biggest national security dilemmas — and a rift between two brothers on opposite sides of the Pacific.

  • Alleged China Abuse of US Programs for Startups Is Subject of House Probe

    2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Kate O'Keeffe

    The Republican leaders of three US House committees have begun an investigation into what they called China’s “systematic exploitation” of two federal funding programs that the Pentagon and other agencies use to tap innovation by American startups and small businesses.

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Kate O'Keeffe
Kate O'Keeffe @Kate_OKeeffe
25 Apr 25

NEW: The US is conducting a criminal antitrust investigation into pricing strategies by TP-Link, a California-based router maker with links to China whose equipment now dominates the American market https://t.co/riXOJc12VN with antitrust king @joshua_sisco

Kate O'Keeffe
Kate O'Keeffe @Kate_OKeeffe
12 Apr 25

RT @ew_jin: In which I share a few thoughts on the domestic and geopolitical landscape that Chinese firms in strategic sectors must navigat…

Kate O'Keeffe
Kate O'Keeffe @Kate_OKeeffe
11 Apr 25

NEW: The ubiquitous but often overlooked wifi router lies at the heart of one of the US’s biggest national security dilemmas—and a rift between 2 brothers on opposite sides of the Pacific. Our deep dive on TP-Link & its claim it's chosen the US over China: https://t.co/I2sPOavFwJ