China Tech Threat

As we examined in our last post, Dr. Roslyn Layton’s recent semiconductor analysis concludes by recommending the Balanced Approach.  As she concluded her recent Forbes column, “it is important for Congress to maintain the pressure on the Department of Commerce… Read More

Rep. DelBene (D-WA1), Rep. McMorris-Rodgers (R-WA5) and Rep. Eshoo (D-CA18) are three female Congressional leaders working to shape a pragmatic future for the American tech sector. Effectively countering the technology threat posed by the People’s Republic of China takes policymakers,… Read More

In the last post, we outlined the role that semiconductor manufacturing equipment companies have played in the semiconductor supply chain in the US and China.  SME companies are critical because they can be a key linkage in slowing down the… Read More

Following our FOIA reports on states such as Kentucky using taxpayer fuds to purchase Chinese government-owned products, we have now discovered that the state of Colorado has also made substantial purchases of U.S. military-banned equipment. Through a FOIA request, we… Read More

As we explored last week and in Roslyn Layton’s recent study on the state of the semiconductor industry, China is moving rapidly to undermine the US semiconductor industry.  China is attempting to build its own semiconductor supply chain in the… Read More

There’s an increased policy focus on Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment (SME) and advanced integrated circuits that power data centers, pcs, missiles, drones, satellites, cloud, AI, smartphones, and communications networks. Americans are concerned about the advanced technology like SME falling into the… Read More

China Tech Threat has continued to uncover taxpayer funds through FOIA requests that have been used to purchase Chinese government-owned products. The state government of Kentucky has spent $1,827,362.95 on Lenovo products in recent years, despite Lenovo’s equipment being banned… Read More

Following our recent reports that showed how the state governments of New Mexico, Louisiana, and South Carolina used taxpayer funds to purchase Chinese government-owned Lenovo and Lexmark equipment, China Tech Threat has uncovered more payments connected to the Pennsylvania state… Read More

Last year the Department of Defense Inspector General (DODIG) released an audit warning about the purchase of IT equipment manufactured by Chinese government-owned brands known to have security vulnerabilities. Two companies – Lexmark and Lenovo – have been banned by… Read More