United States giant Intel issued an apology after it had asked suppliers in a letter to avoid sourcing goods from the Xinjiang region, where Beijing is accused of widespread human rights abuses. https://t.co/LJ5q7hz87m

— DW News (@dwnews) December 23, 2021

#环球时报Editorial: Intel’s Xinjiang statement is full of calculations and speculations. But those speculations that ignore facts will not be worth a penny eventually, and only become a historical joke. https://t.co/hRWnoZj99i pic.twitter.com/p6iAss2GtP

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) December 23, 2021

https://t.co/ghbBtvOthk pic.twitter.com/b1hcfqCWya

— simonthong aka kitty poo (@KittyPo80176717) December 23, 2021

Like so many companies, Intel is caught between the United States and China. “For companies like Intel, we must remember all the wrongs they have done. As China gets stronger, we will have more power to retaliate against them.” https://t.co/exIT3TJxS6

— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) December 22, 2021

https://t.co/ubLSSv1Nqr pic.twitter.com/6eCgo3do5W

— simonthong aka kitty poo (@KittyPo80176717) December 23, 2021

#WangJunkai Studio states they've terminated the contract with Intel after the company says they won't use parts made in Xinjiang pic.twitter.com/W5OXxjDwNd

— 🍉 田里的猹 (@melonconsumer) December 23, 2021

The studio of pop singer Wang Junkai (王俊凯), the brand ambassador for Intel Core, just announces through its Weibo official account that Wang is terminating all partnerships with Intel, effective immediately.

2/nhttps://t.co/qt558ZCyYj pic.twitter.com/F0bwkf9nmg

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) December 22, 2021

仔细看intel声明，说：

“…ensure our supply chain does not use ANY labor or source goods or service from Xinjiang. "

如同说河南人都撒谎，本公司不雇河南人一样，赤裸裸地区歧视。

这是供应链已经完全不依靠中国了，还是吃定了中国必须依靠Intel芯片？

应该如何应对？ pic.twitter.com/Z4RcQBVLPq

— Silk River (@DadingLi) December 23, 2021