TNB Tech Minute: China to Phase Out Foreign Chips, Like Intel and AMD

WSJ Tech News Briefing

The Wall Street Journal

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🗓️ 12 April 2024

⏱️ 2 minutes

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0:00.0	What are you most proud of this week?
0:04.3	Hello, caller 1.
0:05.6	I moved into my first flat.
0:07.2	Now I just need to find the kettle.
0:08.7	Great stuff. Hey caller 2.
0:11.1	I may only coursework.
0:12.4	Amazing, caller 3, you're on. Hey caller 2. I'm my only coursework! Amazing!
0:14.0	caller 3, you're on air.
0:16.0	I've registered to vote.
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0:19.0	The phones and socials are going crazy congratulating you, and they're all registering to vote too.
0:24.0	Register to vote by the 16th of April.
0:26.2	It's quick and easy.
0:27.5	Head to Gov. UK slash Register to Vote.
0:30.0	Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Friday, April 12th.
0:35.0	I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.
0:37.0	We exclusively report that China is pushing telecommunications carriers in the country to phase out foreign chips.
0:45.0	That's according to people familiar with the matter.
0:48.0	The move is part of a broader effort by Beijing to replace foreign technology with domestic alternatives.
0:53.7	Intel and Amd will be hit the hardest.
0:56.4	China is Intel's largest market accounting for 27% of the company's revenue last year
1:02.1	and 15% of AMD's revenue.
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