Ubiquiti could likely do more to keep their equipment out of Russia, but I also guess that Hunterbrook is doing this to manipulate some stock or for other selfish purposes.
Hunterbrook exposed that the distribution network for an American company, Ubiquti (allegedly), knowingly supplied Russia after the start of the Ukrainian war. Doing so in clear breach of sanctions.
US gear being used to facilitate attacks on Ukrainian civilians and military.
To say "Ubiquiti could likely do more..." is a massive understatement.
I mean, the exact same arguments can be used for everything that goes through "parallel import", like German cars or luxury clothes.
The basic problem is that controlling beyond the 2nd sale is operationally/economically impossible for most companies. And don't even start with the refurbished market, it's a complete free for all.
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Ubiquiti could likely do more to keep their equipment out of Russia, but I also guess that Hunterbrook is doing this to manipulate some stock or for other selfish purposes.
Hunterbrook exposed that the distribution network for an American company, Ubiquti (allegedly), knowingly supplied Russia after the start of the Ukrainian war. Doing so in clear breach of sanctions.
US gear being used to facilitate attacks on Ukrainian civilians and military.
To say "Ubiquiti could likely do more..." is a massive understatement.
I missed this story directly elsewhere, only saw this story from the Preston Stewart interview that OP has linked.
It’s commodity hardware available for purchase to anyone with a credit card.
I mean, the exact same arguments can be used for everything that goes through "parallel import", like German cars or luxury clothes.
The basic problem is that controlling beyond the 2nd sale is operationally/economically impossible for most companies. And don't even start with the refurbished market, it's a complete free for all.