After pager blasts, Chinese gear can come under heightened scrutiny

Concerns over Chinese-made electronic devices and equipment are rising globally. Recent reports highlight potential security risks from spying chips in devices, cranes at US ports, and even UK military badges. Countries like Germany, the US, and Australia are taking steps to phase out or ban Chinese technology to safeguard national security. Concerns over Chinese-made electronic devices and equipment are rising globally. Recent reports highlight potential security risks from spying chips in devices, cranes at US ports, and even UK military badges. Countries like Germany, the US, and Australia are taking steps to phase out or ban Chinese technology to safeguard national security.  Economic Times