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Intel apologizes over letter addressing U.S. sanctions on Xinjiang

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What a gutless company. Maybe that CEO needs a few months in one of those "Vocational Training Centers" in China. I will boycott their products in the future.

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But following public outcry in China,....

SLAVE to the money.

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Pathetic!!!

Appeasing 25% of its customers by supporting the a murderous regime!!!!

About time the 75% flexed their muscle and put Intel on the right path!

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The pressure on Intel comes as U.S. companies grapple with the new sanctions, which ban the import of all goods from the region unless companies offer verifiable proof that production did not involve forced labor.

I don't have the law in front of me, so what are the criteria for this proof? Proving a negative is generally a pretty big ask, if not outright impossible. I assume they must have pretty clearly defined criteria or it would be meaningless.

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