Asian Countries and Industry Players Erupt over the China Spy Chip Controversy first started in the U.S. - Patently Apple
Supermicro, Amazon, Apple and China Dispute Spy Chip Claims | eTeknix
Planting Tiny Spy Chips in Hardware Can Cost as Little as $200 | WIRED
The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies - Bloomberg
If Supermicro boards were so bug-ridden, why would hackers ever need implants? | Ars Technica
Bloomberg spy chip: The story that will not die | TechBeacon
Bloomberg Wants You To Believe in its Mythical Supermicro Spy Chips
Chinese chip spying report shows the supply chain remains the ultimate weakness | TechCrunch
Planting tiny spy chips in hardware can cost as little as $200 | Ars Technica
Yossi Appleboum Disagrees with How Bloomberg is Positioning His Research Against Supermicro
Some important technical (and skeptical) notes about the Chinese-backdoored-servers story | Boing Boing
No Chinese spy chips found in Supermicro internal investigation - NotebookCheck.net News
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Chinese spy chips would be a 'god-mode' hack, experts say - The Verge
Independent Super Micro audit finds absolutely no evidence of Chinese spy chips
China 'spy chips' rattle global data center supply chain - Nikkei Asia
The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies - Bloomberg
Apple, Amazon and Supermicro deny spy chip allegations | WIRED UK
Super Micro tells US lawmakers it found no Chinese spy chips, denying Bloomberg report | South China Morning Post
Spy chip story rumbles on as senators demand answers - 9to5Mac
Planting Tiny Spy Chips in Hardware Can Cost as Little as $200 | WIRED
New evidence has been found for Supermicro's spy chip issue - GIGAZINE
Bloomberg blunder highlights supply chain risks | Malwarebytes Labs
Bloomberg Reports China Infiltrated the Supermicro Supply Chain We Investigate
The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies - Bloomberg
The Strangest Technology Story Of The Year | Bruceb Consulting
