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Huawei says FedEx redirected packages to the US
- konschubert 7y agoIf you run an intelligence operation, why would you a) not do it in the fedex hub in Japan and b) publish the parcel diversion in the customer's tracking interface So, this doesn't seem like a plausible explanation.
- AndyMcConachie 7y agoa) You may not have the access you need in Japan. b) Do we know this is how Huawei learned of it? Maybe they tracked the packages via some other means.
- jsty 7y agoI agree. I'm quite stumped as to what this shadowy yet incompetent entity is that has the power to compel or manipulate FedEx into redirecting documents to the USA, but is incapable of getting them lost / delayed for a few hours to be secretly scanned, in an allied country no less.
- yorwba 7y agoDiscussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20025060 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20025060
- newaccoutnas 7y ago> UK-based chip designer ARM Not for quite some time now!
- alxmdev 7y agoThey're still based in the UK, though, aren't they?
- newaccoutnas 7y agoHuawei work with ARM China (who bought some of Softbank's holding iirc) afaik
- sinuhe69 7y agoARM China stopped working with Huawei, too (BBC reported)