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2) With Taipei pledging to keep advanced tech from China's military, the previously unreported Taiwanese presence in Huawei’s efforts risks stirring the democratic island ahead of elections in January pic.twitter.com/RnKDftb7JQ
— Bloomberg (@business) October 3, 2023
4) “The chips from these plants built with Taiwanese companies’ help could eventually be used on Chinese missiles aimed at Taiwan,” says Li Jung-Shian, professor at Taiwan-based National Cheng Kung University pic.twitter.com/AO29QBhmrg
— Bloomberg (@business) October 3, 2023
6) Those sanctions were called into question after Huawei unveiled the Mate 60 Pro smartphone featuring an advanced made-in-China chip, spurring calls in the US to completely cut it off along with chipmaker SMIC
— Bloomberg (@business) October 3, 2023
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“Four Taiwanese companies which are alleged to be helping Chinese telecom firm Huawei build "infrastructure for an under-the-radar network of chip plants" are not supplying critical technologies to the Chinese client, #Taiwan's Economics Minister said. https://t.co/1ru8MujBrH
— William Yang (@WilliamYang120) October 3, 2023
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