[SeekAndFind]

The commercial district of Huaqiangbei in Shenzhen, Guangdong, is well known for its counterfeit chip dealers. It has become the largest distribution center for integrated circuit products in Asia.

While most of the chips produced there stay in China, many are believed to be filling overseas supply chains, especially through the exporting of Chinese electronic products. It prompts legal liability concerns that rarely get resolved.

[17th Miss Regt]

Good hit piece. True or not, it serves to undermine confidence in Chinese products. This at a time of heightened tensions between Taiwan and Red China.

[butlerweave]

Hey Democrats are you OK with the Chinese filling the World with more crap that ends up in landfills

[Libloather]

So, who I blame when my Kia stops working?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Won’t it be grand when these substandard chips find their way into the million automobiles sitting there waiting for chips?

[immadashell]

Buy American.

[.44 Special]

The “engineered” or pre-planned chip shortage.

[Zathras]

Back in 1990, Intel had me do the validation on a 286 clone made by an unlicensed Chinese company.
It was a complete mask copy and still had the Intel tm on the die.

[minnesota_bound]

They show off some of the fakes China makes. Companies are sued but the Chinese courts will say not a knockoff etc.

Jeremy and James in China, part 1/2 (Series 18, Episode 2)
https://www.topgear.com/videos/jeremy-clarkson/jeremy-and-james-china-part-12-series-18-episode-2

Jeremy and James in China, part 2/2 (Series 18, Episode 2)
https://www.topgear.com/videos/jeremy-clarkson/jeremy-and-james-china-part-22-series-18-episode-2