Intel faces security review in China over national risks to chip products
Summary: Intel faces new challenges in China as local officials have called for a security review of its products. The Cybersecurity Association of China claims Intel's chips pose serious national security risks due to alleged vulnerabilities and poor quality management.
This recommendation comes amid rising tensions between the U.S. and China over chip technology. China accounted for 27.4% of Intel's revenue in 2023, making the market crucial for the company, which is already facing difficulties from U.S. export restrictions.
In response, Intel stated it prioritizes product safety and quality. The company plans to engage with Chinese authorities to address the concerns raised in the report.
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