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Bad Idea: China Snuck A Tiny Microchip Inside Servers Used By The DoD And CIA

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An interface board bearing CPU (silver) and semiconductors (black) is placed on a researcher's desk at Tsinghua Unigroup research centre in Beijing, China, February 29, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon

Bad Idea: China Snuck A Tiny Microchip Inside Servers Used By The DoD And CIA

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