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China To Scrap Intel, AMD & Nvidia From State Systems by 2022

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The Chinese government has always been relatively cautious about allowing any ‘unwholesome’ influences to enter the country. Be it via unapproved video games, technology, or just straight-up simple spying concerns.

For the sake of balance, it would probably be fairer to say that between China and the West, the feelings on these issues are pretty mutual.

In a report via PCGamesN, however, it seems that the Chinese government is planning on taking things to an extraordinary new level. How could they do this you ask? Well, a new government proposal is looking to remove all Intel, AMD and Nvidia technologies from their state-owned systems and replace them with ‘home-grown’ products. Even more amazing, however, they plan to do this before the end of 2022.

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China to Remove Intel, AMD and Nvidia Technology from State-Owned Systems

In the report, it is being suggested that China wants to help promote their ‘home-based’ technology companies. As such, by opting to use their products in state-owned computers, this could easily achieve this in one fell swoop. I mean, let’s be realistic, the Chinese government must own literally millions of computers.

As such, this policy will mean that by 2022 any state computer that contains an AMD or Intel processor will be scrapped. As will any AMD or Nvidia graphics cards. This transition will be achieved via a ‘staged’ swap that will run under the following remit:

  • 2020 – 30% replaced
  • 2021 – 50% replaced
  • 2022 – The final 20% replaced.

Will This Be Possible?

As crazy as it sounds, if any country on the planet has the ability (and potential desire) to do this, then it would be China. They are, of course, one of the biggest manufacturers in the world and, in addition, love nothing more than to ‘boot-leg’ other people’s products.

In other words, we wouldn’t be surprised to see a Ryzen 1600X in a state-owned computer replaced by essentially exactly the same thing, but just under a Chinese owned company.

Considering that they plan to do this before the end of 2022, however, this seems more than a little crazy. I’d like to think that this will result in masses of cheap 2nd-hand processors and graphics cards hitting the market. I doubt it though.

What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!

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  1. Well after the announce of Microsoft Pluton backdoor integrated closed source on newer AMD Ryzen 6000 Chips, China was actually right all along. If China replaces all those chips and sell them in cheap second hand on the market they actually can even hurt the economy of AMD, Intel and Qualcomm. Going back to Microsoft Pluton,I wonder how the USA allies will face the Microsoft Pluton integrated backdoor on the newe chips.If USA treats their own people and allies with this disrespect, how can we point fingers to China…

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