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Intel faces criticism in China after asking suppliers not to use Xinjiang labor or products, with a Weibo hashtag on the topic drawing over 250M views

- Chipmaker says it doesn't use labor or supplies from Xinjiang  — Western nations have accused China of forced labor in region

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  • @byron_wan Byron Wan on x
    🚨 Users on Weibo posted a letter sent by Intel saying it's required to ensure its supply chain didn't employ labor or procure goods and services sourced in Xinjiang. The nationalist news site Guancha accused Intel of siding with Western governments. 1/n https://www.bloomberg.com/…
  • @huxijin_gt @huxijin_gt on x
    Intel is biting the hand that feeds it. Its overbearingness exposes China's weak point. But US' catering giants, automakers, machinery and equipment manufacturers, and Hollywood are exhibiting a milder attitude toward China. It mirrors the strong and powerful side of China. https…