China Flags Cybersecurity Risks in Micron Technology Products
China's Cyberspace Administration identified significant cybersecurity risks in Micron Technology Inc.'s products, warning critical infrastructure operators to cease purchases. This review follows a month-long investigation into the U.S. memory-chip maker, reflecting rising tensions in the semiconductor sector between the U.S. and China.

China's Cyberspace Administration has declared that Micron Technology Inc.'s products pose serious cybersecurity risks to the nation's critical information infrastructure, urging operators to avoid purchasing these goods. This announcement comes after a month-long investigation into Micron, highlighting the increasing scrutiny both nations place on each other's technology sectors as potential national security threats.
The U.S. has previously blacklisted Chinese tech companies and restricted chip-related support to China. Micron stated its commitment to integrity and cooperation during the inquiry, asserting the security of its products. The outcome of this review may impact future trade relations and supply chains in the semiconductor industry.




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