Taiwanese authorities accuse SMIC and allies of poaching engineers

SMIC is reportedly trying to poach engineers to get Taiwanese semiconductor know how.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/taiwanese-authorities-accuse-smic-and-allies-of-poaching-engineers

Creato 5mo | 28 mar 2025, 16:30:08


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