Intel won't play by China's Wi-Fi rules
Intel will stop selling its 802.11 WLAN products in the People's Republic of China because it refuses to comply with the country's home-grown proprietary encryption technology.
Beijing has mandated that from June, equipment must conform to its own WAPI, or WLAN Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure standard, GB15629.11-2003. The move has been variously interpreted as a measure to protect China's own emerging technology manufacturers and as a national security ploy. It might not cost the US chip giant very much - sober estimates reckon the Chinese WLAN market is worth just $24m right now - but it is the latest installment in which the upcoming superpower is setting the terms of engagement.
也许有人看了觉得出气，权且放着吧
我的感觉有点怪怪的……
新闻来源：NEOWIN
posted on 2004-03-11 09:16:00 by adam 评论(4) 阅读(2130)