Apple CEO Cook says Bloomberg needs to "do the right thing" and publicly retract its spy chip story

Early this month, Bloomberg reported how small "spy chips" were being placed by the Chinese government on motherboards found insi...

Early this month, Bloomberg reported how small "spy chips" were being placed by the Chinese government on motherboards found inside servers used by U.S. tech firms. According to the newswire's sources, one of the companies affected was Apple. But the gang in Cupertino flat out denied that the story was true, stating that Bloomberg was confused. Apple said that in 2016, a single Super Micro server in an Apple lab had an infected driver installed by accident. While Bloomberg continues to believe that its story is accurate, the U.S. government sides with Apple.

This past week, Apple ...

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