That it seems there is ongoing failure to identify potential suppliers for testing kits, as there was for PPE, is more concerning. If we're still missing opportunities to make things better how many more will we miss?
I strongly suspect we are seeing just in time applied in all areas from a terribly prepared initial conditions down to the same reason. So the reason for 100k a day will become apparent but at the moment no way of actually taking the tests - just processing them. We have now reached a stage where 25million people can get them. A large proportion need to have symptoms so much depends on how many catch it. A large proportion will be over 65. We appear to be able to do a rather low number out of hospital tests at the moment. And probably something like 8k in hospitals.