China Implements Ban on US Tech Giants' Products in Government Systems

The Chinese government's new guidelines phase out Intel and AMD chips, along with Microsoft's Windows OS, from government computers, aiming for technological self-sufficiency.

China introduces guidelines to eliminate Intel and AMD chips and Microsoft Windows from government computers, favoring domestic alternatives.
The ban is part of China's broader strategy to reduce reliance on foreign technology amidst escalating US-China tech tensions.
Government agencies must now use 'safe and reliable' domestic processors and operating systems, with a list of approved Chinese companies published.
The move is expected to impact US companies' earnings significantly, with Intel and AMD having substantial market shares in China.
This development marks a significant step in Beijing's drive for technological self-sufficiency, mirroring similar efforts in the US.