Apple Asks Bloomberg To Retract Over Chinese Spy Chip News

Earlier this month, Bloomberg released a report commenting that China was using spy chips to infiltrate companies like Apple or Amazon, among others. Many of the companies in this report have been quick to get out of trouble, as has happened with those in Cupertino. Tim Cook, the company's own CEO, has come out on top of these claims.

Tim Cook Asks Bloomberg To Retract After News Of Spy Chips In China

They claim that Apple has never found malicious chips or hardware tampering on its servers. But Bloomberg did not want to give his arm to twist and they have maintained their point of view. What has angered Tim Cook.

Apple vs. Bloomberg

In an interview with an American media outlet, the Apple CEO has stated that there is nothing true in the story that Bloomberg has brought to light. Therefore, ask the media to retract these statements. He claims that the medium must do the right thing and acknowledge that they have been wrong. Some quite strong statements, but that show the discomfort that has generated in the Cupertino company.

From the beginning, both Apple and Tim Cook have claimed that the company was not involved in these types of activities. Although the American media has maintained its version of events in these weeks. In addition, the company acknowledges that Bloomberg contacted them on several occasions to obtain information about this case.

They are also annoyed by the little evidence that the medium has shown in this investigation. So the situation certainly does not look like it will end soon. Since Bloomberg does not seem like he intends to recant for now.

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