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TSMC suspended shipments to China firm after chip found on Huawei processor, sources say
(www.reuters.com)
this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2024
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Huawei stated no such thing. Huawei is also not "China" no matter how much US corporations want to make you believe it is so you can continue to buy NSA backed doored US designed products.
Why do you assume that Chinese tech isn't back-doored by the Chinese Communist Party?
There seem to be multiple different cases of the PRC trying to hack the West.
You posted three articles of of China using the US's existing backdoors. This is why Intel was banned in China.
To your loaded question, because we do audits on hardware (no backdoor) and software (sometimes a backdoor, don't use wechat).
We know the CCP isn't going to backdoor hardware, and it's really simple why not. Backdoors go both ways. Only the most ridiculously stupidly arrogant country would put in a backdoor assuming they're the only ones that will ever be able to use it.