I think this whole thing is getting a bit out of hand 
. Both sides are being super cautious and it's causing a lot of uncertainty for companies like Micron. I mean, who doesn't want to make sure their tech is secure? But at the same time, all these restrictions and probes are just going to drive up costs and slow down innovation 
. Can't we just find some common ground and work together to make sure everyone's cybersecurity needs are met? 
It feels like we're all just trying to protect ourselves instead of working towards a solution that benefits everyone 
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. Both sides are being super cautious and it's causing a lot of uncertainty for companies like Micron. I mean, who doesn't want to make sure their tech is secure? But at the same time, all these restrictions and probes are just going to drive up costs and slow down innovation . Can't we just find some common ground and work together to make sure everyone's cybersecurity needs are met? It feels like we're all just trying to protect ourselves instead of working towards a solution that benefits everyone .
it's all about power struggles in the tech world, and micron's right in the middle of it 
they should've thought twice before taking sides with washington back in the day... now they're getting a taste of their own medicine 
china's got the upper hand here 
China's move against Micron is like a mirror held up to the US - both are trying to control the narrative in the semiconductor industry... 
Companies have to be careful now, can't afford to get caught in the middle of this tech Cold War