China Says US Chipmaker Micron Failed Security Review

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China Says US Chipmaker Micron Failed Security Review

The Straits Times2023-05-22

BEIJING - China’s cybersecurity watchdog said on Sunday US chipmaker Micron had failed a national security probe and told “operators of critical information infrastructure” to stop purchasing its ...

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