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Chinese counterfeit chips causing military hardware crashes

October 7, 2008 01:15

Laws passed some fourteen years ago that govern federal military hardware procurement may have led to significant durability and quality control issues today. Cheaper, it turns out, isn't always better, especially when the products in question are made by companies with nearly nonexistent quality control.

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