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China has developed its own domestic SEVEN NANOMETER processing chip, discovered only through…
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China has developed its own domestic SEVEN NANOMETER processing chip, discovered only through a complete teardown of the new Huawei 5G product.
https://t.co/Q4JIOo1mKq https://t.co/h2stLm0wMM
China has developed its own domestic SEVEN NANOMETER processing chip, discovered only through a complete teardown of the new Huawei 5G product.
https://t.co/Q4JIOo1mKq https://t.co/h2stLm0wMM
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Why should this raise alarm?
China is launching their own chip-making industry at the same time as they restrict the West from access to the rare earth minerals required to make them.
https://t.co/XMUBqJhY33 https://t.co/uu9D2ZAicI
Why should this raise alarm?
China is launching their own chip-making industry at the same time as they restrict the West from access to the rare earth minerals required to make them.
https://t.co/XMUBqJhY33 https://t.co/uu9D2ZAicI
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If this is not indicative of a brewing (or already hot) technological war between the U.S. and China, Taiwan has entered the fray and begun investigating whether some of these chips may have been produced in violation of U.S. sanctions.
https://t.co/lG42xRCDDC https://t.co/aW7oqb9ykv
If this is not indicative of a brewing (or already hot) technological war between the U.S. and China, Taiwan has entered the fray and begun investigating whether some of these chips may have been produced in violation of U.S. sanctions.
https://t.co/lG42xRCDDC https://t.co/aW7oqb9ykv
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Recently, ARS Technica published a story that reports on a Cisco security advisory that warns of malicious "magic packets" that little by little install malicious code used for tracking and spying remotely from China, installed directly to routers.
https://t.co/jMiFBumfpd https://t.co/IwuJ9hweSo
Recently, ARS Technica published a story that reports on a Cisco security advisory that warns of malicious "magic packets" that little by little install malicious code used for tracking and spying remotely from China, installed directly to routers.
https://t.co/jMiFBumfpd https://t.co/IwuJ9hweSo