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AMD and Intel Drop As China Is Said to Block Use of Their Chips in Government Computers

China adopted guidelines to halt the use of U.S.-made microprocessors from Intel and AMD in government servers and personal computers, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.AMD fell 2% while Intel dropped 4% in morning trading Monday.The guidance also seeks to cut usage of Microsoft's Windows operating system and foreign-made database software, replacing both with domestic alternatives, the report said.Chinese officials have begun following the guidelines, first introduced in December. The rule

AMD and Intel Drop As China Is Said to Block Use of Their Chips in Government Computers

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