Michael Archer is a contact of ours who lives in China. He used to work for Sunell and has a lot of experience on the manufacturing side.
He raised the idea for a post examining the impact of NVIDIA acquiring ARM. His basic point is that ARM is an underlying technology to lots of video surveillance products and that this may expand the sanction impact on Hikua et al.
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AMD did a joint venture with Zhaoxin which produced their own CPUs for the Domestic Chinese market with some additional hardware, thought the fabrication of devices were done in Taiwan.
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