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We have always been at (trade) war with Eastasia. https://t.co/4U066EpHXB
— Ed Bott (@edbott) December 9, 2019
Beijing's been pushing in this direction for a long time, but this is the first time it's laid down orders to govt agencies with measurable targets. The goal is clear: to lessen the harm of future US sanctions, says @pstAsiatech. Our @FT scoop https://t.co/nRhO6VfMn7
— Yuan Yang (@YuanfenYang) December 9, 2019
Back in May, Beijing ordered its military to look into creating a homegrown OS to replace Windows, fearing its military was vulnerable to US hacking
— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) December 9, 2019
See here: https://t.co/qTsPBPrvYD
Add the Huawei-5G scandals and the US trade tensions on top and you get: https://t.co/8l21m8XpuJ
In case you were thinking tech-nationalism is just a temporary side-show in China: https://t.co/FErOOpPsTZ
— Kontra (@counternotions) December 9, 2019
?$SPX Beijing orders all government offices and public institutions to remove foreign PC equipment and software within three years, allowing only Chinese-made tech via @Techmeme
— Ophir Gottlieb (@OphirGottlieb) December 9, 2019
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My take:
* China may fall further behind
* Chips may be OK
* A lot of unknowns = not good news
The market's attention is all on deal or no deal.
— Brad Setser (@Brad_Setser) December 9, 2019
But there should be no doubt that China maintains a host of discriminatory policies. I have long thought "buy Chinese" import substitution policies should be a bigger U.S. priority for example.https://t.co/9IpuawzsTd
This has nothing to do with decoupling obviously and is similar to Buy American Act. But certain to roil relations with EU which wanted to open Chinese public procurement, not close it furtherhttps://t.co/Hk1ABMgwlS
— Bruno Maçães (@MacaesBruno) December 9, 2019
Probably bullish for Semis & bearish for software including $MSFT. Either way it’s a win as China wont be able to keep up with Western technology development if they shun all western OS & eventually hardware.
— Greg S. (@GS_CapSF) December 8, 2019
https://t.co/lScwzqjhRN
China tells government offices to remove all foreign computer equipment
— Charles Mok 莫乃光 (@charlesmok) December 9, 2019
Directive is likely to be a blow to US multinational companies like HP, Dell and Microsofthttps://t.co/0mUIWeCaKP
First the network gets segmented now the hardware. https://t.co/QsMSOrVD4e
— Mark Ghuneim (@MarkGhuneim) December 9, 2019
Beijing orders gov't agencies to replace foreign PCs and software: No surprise with Trump's toxic trade war. And, given the grey area of SOEs and PRC private sector the impact may be quite broad. A step backward.
— James M Zimmerman (@jmzbeijing) December 8, 2019
Exc piece @yuanfenyang Nian Liu @ftchinahttps://t.co/3fsB04h4YM
US-China decoupling in motion...
— Nouriel Roubini (@Nouriel) December 8, 2019
Beijing orders state offices to replace foreign PCs and software https://t.co/yLUD1kZR2x via @financialtimes
This actually won't be that big a problem for China. Pirated Windows is already considered domestic software https://t.co/BGw1ACRVJh
— Evil Forces Balding (@BaldingsWorld) December 8, 2019
'Beijing has ordered all government offices and public institutions to remove foreign computer equipment and software within three years echoing efforts by the Trump administration to curb the use of Chinese technology in the US and its allies.' https://t.co/DmKfV0nuMH
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) December 9, 2019
This further isolates China? https://t.co/1WPHeDpQTs
— alex (@alex) December 9, 2019
Beijing orders all government offices and public institutions to remove foreign PC equipment and software within three years, allowing only Chinese-made tech. https://t.co/mIcRnji5h6
— ϽΓΣⱤẛ∁ (@CholericCleric) December 9, 2019
There will be a need for all software vendors to maintain compatibility with #Linux with the China goverment mandated 100% Operating System transition in <3 years#Kylin and #NeoKylin OS seem to be the leading operating system in China #tradewarhttps://t.co/5jEBsw9kae
— Mathew² (@mrnuu) December 9, 2019
Beijing orders state offices to replace foreign PCs and software https://t.co/t2WgVlCRYA
— Transhumanism Australia (@transhumanismAU) December 9, 2019
중국 정부 기관의 외국 하드웨어, 소프트웨어 금지 https://t.co/2oOFOcXfEz
— editoy (@editoy) December 10, 2019
• 파이낸셜 타임즈 (Financial Times)의 보고서에 따르면 베이징은 3 년 안에 모든 하드웨어와 소프트웨어를 제거하라고 명령했습니다.
Beijing orders state offices to replace foreign PCs and software https://t.co/Sjp8Af8lzj
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) December 9, 2019
Beijing, China: has ordered all government offices and public institutions to remove foreign computer equipment and software within three years, in a potential blow to the likes of HP, Dell and Microsoft. #Cybersecurity #StolenIP #Espionage https://t.co/o8MenWLZSU
— TheCyberChick (@warriors_mom) December 9, 2019
"Although Microsoft did produce a “Chinese Government Edition” of Windows 10 in 2017 with its Chinese joint venture, Chinese cyber security firms now say government clients must move to entirely Chinese-made operating systems." https://t.co/SN3QLkhNei
— Tero Alhonen (@teroalhonen) December 9, 2019
China wants to remove all foreign software and PCs from its administrations by 2022 #China #US https://t.co/WSnM1MCrw1 pic.twitter.com/XvyRkgTzas
— Giz China (@Gizchina) December 9, 2019