Security Scanners Tied to China Gov't, Military
The World Economic Forum in Davos. Europe’s largest ports. Airports from Amsterdam to Athens. All depend on equipment manufactured by Nuctech.
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The World Economic Forum in Davos. Europe’s largest ports. Airports from Amsterdam to Athens. All depend on equipment manufactured by Nuctech.
At some of the world's most sensitive spots, authorities have installed security screening devices made by a single Chinese company with deep ties to
Nuctech has been frozen out of the U.S. for years due to national security concerns, but it has made deep inroads across Europe, installing its devices in 26 of 27 EU member states.
Nuctech has been frozen out of the U.S. for years due to national security concerns, but it has made deep inroads across Europe, installing its devices in 26 of 27 EU member states.
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