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>Seems to be the strongest/easiest route to go to justify blocking it. The whole national security angle and all. What makes you think so? So Intel - US / TSM
by tester34 6y ago
>Seems to be the strongest/easiest route to go to justify blocking it. The whole national security angle and all.
What makes you think so?
So Intel - US / TSMC - Taiwan can be considered as national security, but ARM not?
- ericmay 6y agoCould you elaborate? I guess my thinking is similar to if someone wanted to try and buy Intel. The U.S. would probably stop it on national security grounds. I hope that makes sense - at least where I was trying to go with that comment. Maybe it's incorrect or not well thought out but I'd at least like to make my point clear :)
- tester34 6y agoI thought you wanted to say that they wanted to block it, but had no solid reason, so picked "easiest" route and blocked it on national security grounds
- ericmay 6y agoThat is what I wanted to say. Apologize for any confusion. I guess I didn't understand your comment. Were you trying to say that the U.S. and Taiwan could do it so why not the U.K.? If so, yea I agree with you.