2025

From Europe’s Fall to America’s Call: My WiFi Factory Dream TLTR: Started WiFi factory in Europe 2006. Too early. Europe didn’t care. Fought for quality, security. Lost to cheap China-made tech. USA’s reindustrialization is my chance. Building WiFi factory stateside. Last summer in Europe. Goth heart, big dreams. Comment for more. Long-Version: Nineteen years ago, in 2006, I launched my first WiFi factory in Europe. I was young, ambitious, and way ahead of the curve. Too far ahead. Europe wasn’t ready for my vision. I saw a future built on quality and security, but the world around me was blind, chasing the cheapest deal. For years, I watched Europe lose its edge. As a society, we forgot how to prioritize production. I poured my heart into making manufacturing matter again, preaching the gospel of high standards and secure tech. But my fellow Europeans only cared about one thing: the lowest price. Made in China won. Quality lost. Security? Nobody cared. I fought hard, but the battle wore me down. Now, the tide is turning. The USA is waking up, kicking off a reindustrialization wave. It’s the opportunity I’ve been waiting for my whole career. America gets it: cheap isn’t everything. Quality and security are non-negotiable. This is my moment. My family and I have loved our time in Europe. The memories are real. But this is our last summer here. The continent I called home has lost its spark, and I’m done waiting for it to catch up. I’m taking my vision across the Atlantic to build the first WiFi factory in the USA. Not just any factory. One that delivers cutting-edge routers with unmatched quality and ironclad security. No compromises. No shortcuts. At 39, I’m still the goth kid at heart. Black eyeliner, Sex Pistols on repeat, thriving in the chaos. But now it’s time to channel that energy into something bigger. America’s reindustrialization is my canvas, and I’m ready to paint. Want to see what a WiFi factory built on passion and precision looks like? Stick around.