Intel issues apology after China threatens product boycott over company's Xianjiang supplier statement

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US chip maker Intel apologises to Chinese customers, partners and the public after a letter telling its suppliers not to source products or labour from the western region of Xinjiang caused a backlash.

US chip maker Intel apologised to Chinese customers, partners and the public after a letter telling its suppliers not to source products or labour from the western region of Xinjiang caused a backlash.

Intel recently published what it described as an annual letter to suppliers, dated December, that it had been "required to ensure that its supply chain does not use any labour or source goods or services from the Xinjiang region", following restrictions imposed by "multiple governments". That letter, on the company's website and in several languages, sparked criticism in China from state and social media, with calls for a boycott.

In its Chinese-language statement on Thursday on its official WeChat and Weibo accounts, Intel said that its commitment to avoid supply chains from Xinjiang was"We apologise for the trouble caused to our respected Chinese customers, partners and the public," Intel said. "Intel is committed to becoming a trusted technology partner and accelerating joint development with China."

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Was this Intel's 'Xinjiang supplier statement' written and published by AMD? Because nobody in Intel would be so stupid!😂

PRC are manipulating businesses.

xinjiang not xianjiang, you have been making up fake news for almost a year now, can't you even remember the names of places in novels?

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