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Spokespeople for all three companies declined tocomment for the record on the matter to AllThingsD, although sources inside all three said they were unaware of any investigations, whether formal or informal.
Still, there is certainly increased concern inside at least two of the companies — and indeed many other U.S. companies — due to a noticeable escalation in tension between the U.S. and China on the cyber-security front. Recent disclosurE20-357 questions and answers es by the former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have suggested that U.S. spy agencies may have used their knowledge and access to products put out by U.S. companies to spy on Chinese government agencies and private companies.
A source at one of the three U.S. companies, who asked to be neither named nor identified by company affiliation, said there has been a clear E20-357 questions and answers uptick in mentions in local tech and business media of a growing desire among Chinese IT customers to “buy Chinese.” As yet, this desire hasn’t amounted to a spetestosidecific action or change in buying habits, but the companies are bracing for such an impact in a key market.
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