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 USB WiFi is viewed by the makers of WiFi hardware as a niche market within the WiFi industry. Many WiFi hardware makers do not supply USB WiFi chipsets. This means that choice is more limited than with other computer-related product lines.
 
-There are only 3 companies currently supplying chipsets for USB WiFi adapters - [Mediatek](http://www.mediatek.com/), [AIC Semiconductor](https://www.aicsemicon.com/) and [Realtek](https://www.realtek.com/).
+There are only 3 companies currently supplying chipsets for USB WiFi adapters - [Mediatek](http://www.mediatek.com/), [AIC Semiconductor](https://www.aicsemi.com/) and [Realtek](https://www.realtek.com/).
 Intel does not supply USB capable chipsets and Qualcomm-Atheros is not supplying modern USB capable chipsets.
 Of the suppliers that do provide USB WiFi chipsets, Mediatek supports drivers for their chipsets the right way, in-kernel. Mediatek drivers are Linux Wireless Standards-compliant and are updated constantly without users having to worry about it.