Intel and AMD stop chip sales to Russia
A report from RBC TV claims that two of the largest US semiconductor manufacturers, Intel and AMD, will stop supplying chips to Russia after 3 March, in compliance with the recent US restrictions on technology exports to Russia. The new export restrictions will primarily target military and dual-purpose chips. This means that sales of most consumer-focused chips, such as AMD’s Ryzen and Intel’s Core CPUs, are unlikely to be affected.
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