Chinese chip companies successfully bypass U.S. technology loopholes, demonstrating independent innovation capabilities.

Foreign media: The central processing unit (CPU) developed by China's chip design company Hygon Information Technology Co., Ltd. is not affected by the security vulnerability recently disclosed by its U.S. technology licensing partner AMD.

Hygon's chips are based on AMD's X86 architecture license, but after years of independent research and development and architectural redesign, they have successfully avoided this hardware security vulnerability.

This achievement highlights the efforts of Chinese chip design companies in reducing their exposure to risks from Western technologies, and marks an important progress in China's efforts to promote the autonomy and security of core technologies in locally designed semiconductors.

Original article: toutiao.com/article/1855619913827332/

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