can a memory chip be compromised in a way that benefits a state actor or bad actor?
>>109394683No not really. It's just a capacitor thay holds a charge
>>109394683What jurisdiction do they think they have over a Chinese company?
>>109395809the jurisdiction that stops ASML from selling to Chinese companies/gov't
>>109395809They are being paid off by the tech cabal to raise a stink about CHINA in desperate hopes of stopping the massive and incoming ram black and grey market that's comming in a few years. It will only make the non industry tech guys more curious and aware of what's going on and check on the chips themselves.
>>109395809Whether or not their chips can be imported into the US or US "allies" (vassals), and whether or not usinesses in said countries can use said chips.
>>109395833LOLThe major consumer tech creators will eat those million dollar fines and use chink chips in tech that goes to every nation outside of the US. Leaving us in the us paying a premium for cabal chips and the tech/government affiliated players paying an inflated premium...in the us.
>>109394683they make it forget about freedom
>>109394683Either by having their own backdoor, or being immune to the backdoors that already exist.
>>109395809America absolutely destroyed the Japanese economy in the 80s over a potential sale of cnc machinery to the ussr. This is pretty much an identical situation but with the Dutch and China instead of Japan and Russia. >>109395829The Dutch are vassels to the USA, they do what we want or they'll be economically destroyed. We'll sue the company and take them to US like we did to Japan decades ago. America is allowed to do this because the Netherlands gives in.
>>109395949>they do what we want or they'll be economically destroyed.asml licenses the tech from the us government you stupid nigger. it's not theirs to give away in the first place
>>109396020>can't tell the difference between action and the justification for it.
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>>109394683The only reasonable backdoor possible is just one that allows arbitrary reading/writing without permission.Such a thing was discovered in iphones a while ago. Not unprecedented, but the usage is limited.
