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BlueChip, le PC « 100 % américain » d’Anduril et Qualcomm, mais qui dépend encore de composants chinois

Published by Numerama · France 1 h ago

Anduril et Qualcomm ont dévoilé ce mardi 27 octobre BlueChip, un ordinateur portable durci assemblé aux États-Unis. Pour l'instant, environ 90 % du coût de ses composants va à des…

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