Intel and "AMD" shares have decreased to the news on new Chinese prescriptions

The shares of “Intel Corp” and “Advanced Micro Devices Inc”, known as “AMD”, today, Monday, to a report that China has adopted new guidelines to reduce the use of accurate US processors and servers in government computers. Intel shares were 2.9%, and AMD shares fell by less than 1% in New York. The Financial Times reported on Sunday, with the note of the guidelines revealed on December 26 by the Ministers of Finance, Industry and Information Technology that the new rules mean that the chips that companies do will be gradually replaced by local components. The Financial Times said it was also scheduled to replace the software offered by US businesses, including Microsoft. However, there is still some flexibility for government agencies and state enterprises to buy computers working with foreign processors, according to the newspaper, with two purchasing officers not mentioned. Microsoft and Intel refused to comment on the newspaper report, while AMD did not respond to a request for comment. China has been looking for a few years to get rid of the most important technology imported within its most sensitive devices. In 2022, the central government agencies and state -returned businesses ordered foreign computers to be replaced with foreign trademarks with local alternatives within two years. Last week, Bloomberg reported that the United States is considering the inclusion of a number of Chinese compounds linked to Huawei Technologies on the blacklist, representing another escalation in a campaign to limit and reduce Beijing’s pursuit in the field of artificial intelligence and semi -conductors.