Criticism from a body with close ties to China’s top tech regulator signals increased scrutiny of the American chipmaker.
Current Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. Credit: Cody Glenn/Web Summit/Sportsfile via Flickr
A year after Beijing banned products made by U.S. chip maker Micron from domestic infrastructure, another U.S. giant — Intel — is under growing scrutiny in China.
An excerpt from an official statement from the Cybersecurity Association of China, regarding Intel in China. Source: CSAC via Weixin
Last week [October 17], the Cyber Security Association of China (CSAC) called for Intel products sold in China to undergo a security review due to alleged vulnerabilities in the chips the c
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