Intel cannot sell 50% of server processors in China
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Ricardo
"Free market"
Ero Ruz
yeah, this is bullshit.
H83
What if Inspur Group creates puppet company in some off-shore zone and uses it to buy the CPUs from Intel?
patteSatan
Trump dont know what he just did, Intel lobbyists will scream at him, as US cant buy all "leftovers" from this......
Mineria
"Intel has temporarily paused shipments to this customer to make some changes to our supply chain as required by United States law," the company said in an official statement.
So they are looking for a solution which might include shipping to somewhere else.
There are companies who make a living of such, no need for Inspur nor Intel to create some puppet company.
schmidtbag
Intel should pull an AMD and create server CPUs just for the Chinese market. For anyone unfamiliar, look up Hygon Dyhana.
nz3777
Damm these guys just cannot catch a break lately I feel for em. Shit has to hit the fan I guess but why always on them lol.
Stormyandcold
It will inevitably push the Chinese to fast-track their cpu developments, which in the long-term could hurt Intel and AMD like nothing else could.
anticupidon
Maybe I am connecting dots where I shouldn't.
Does this has anything to do with the aforementioned China+Russia plan to get rid of the "western" software+hardware?
Maybe they are on something and the development of their joined Red Linux have gone through beta and it's ready for deployment?
I repeat, I simply assume and have no concrete data nor Intel.
asturur
No is just Trump being Trump.
Fediuld
During the Cold War over half century, such restrictions existed to USSR and its allies.
You cannot blame Trump for standard USA policy since WWII.
Agonist
I feel zero for them. And waiting for Nvidia to get smacked down to earth as well.
fantaskarsef
Somebody will sell those CPUs, be it AMD or some Chinese company. Sadly this orders shows how one misses out on the opportunity to get a backdoor into Chinese military infrastructure since Intel CPUs are soooooo free of any security issues. 🙄
jbscotchman
"Fair" market.
Ghosty
Hardly a surprise given the current economic climate and how things have changed, all be it at a slower rate.
tsunami231
guess intel will raise prices to offset that ? joke aside everyone saw this comming
PCElite
Bit by bit squeeze the air out of CCP.
‘Liberate Hong Kong; revolution of our times’
Ghosty
Could you do any better?
HeavyHemi
It's not that a policy exists, it is how it is implemented. I'm sure you're smart enough to have not made such a weak defense for a poor policy decision.
Just about every Country is...even the S hole ones.
Because you're a fanboy and Nvidia needs to be punished is the only justification I see in your post.
SamuelL421
The upshot is that I doubt either side could find someone who could do worse.
To the topic at hand, China’s homegrown processor designs are still significantly behind leading x86, ARM, IBM/Power, etc designs from foreign competition. That previous AMD licensing agreement was limited to the zen 1 architecture and AFAIK had not advanced beyond that before it was ended.
I say cut off ease of access as much as possible and deal with the financial hits. After all, CCP is using every technology asset on-hand to suppress and subjugate dissidents, Hong kongers, and Uighurs - the latter into literal concentration camps. Any roadblock to technology access for the CCP equates to a win for humanity at large.
