TechnologyAMD faces call for ‘treason’ investigation over restricted chips reportedly available in China
Tom’s Hardware reports that a semiconductor analyst called for AMD to be investigated for ‘treason.’ The company blamed diversion for the availability of its export-controlled chips in China.
TLDR
Tom’s Hardware reports that a semiconductor analyst called for a ‘treason’ investigation of AMD over the reported availability of restricted chips in China. AMD blamed diversion of export-controlled RFSoC chips, the outlet says. It also reports that $36,000 radar silicon was allegedly quoted at $1,000 for a crowdfunding project.
Leading semiconductor analyst says AMD should be investigated for 'treason' over availability of restricted chips in China, AMD blames diversion of export-controlled RFSoC
AMD faces call for ‘treason’ investigation over restricted chips reportedly available in China
Tom’s Hardware reports that a semiconductor analyst called for AMD to be investigated for ‘treason.’ The company blamed diversion for the availability of its export-controlled chips in China.
TLDR
Tom’s Hardware reports that a semiconductor analyst called for a ‘treason’ investigation of AMD over the reported availability of restricted chips in China. AMD blamed diversion of export-controlled RFSoC chips, the outlet says. It also reports that $36,000 radar silicon was allegedly quoted at $1,000 for a crowdfunding project.