Senator Warren is probing Bitmain over US security risks: report.

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    "excerpt": "Senator Warren is probing Bitmain over US security risks: report.\n\n11 hours ago\n\nSenator Elizabeth Warren has reportedly asked the US Commerce Department to explain how it is handling potential national security risks tied to Chinese crypto mining giant Bitmain, following previous reports that the firm has been under federal scrutiny.\n\nIn a letter sent Thursday to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Warren requested documents and communications related to Bitmain, which manufactures a large share of the world's Bitcoin mining equipment, Bloomberg reported on Friday.\n\nIn November last year, it was reported that US authorities had launched an investigation into Bitmain over potential national security risks. The probe, known as \"Operation Red Sunset\" and led by the US Department of Homeland Security, aimed to examine whether Bitmain's ASIC machines could be remotely accessed for espionage or used to disrupt the US power grid.\n\nAccording to Bloomberg, the probe remains unresolved, and its current status is unclear. National security investigations of this type can run for years without public disclosure or legal action.\n\nUS scrutiny of Bitmain deepens.\n\nThe scrutiny follows earlier actions, including halted shipments of Bitmain devices and a separate investigation into a related Chinese chip firm over alleged links to sanctioned Huawei.\n\nIn 2024, a federal review also flagged the...",
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    "article_sentence": "In July last year, Bloomberg also reported that Bitmain is preparing to open its first US-based ASIC manufacturing facility, with chip production expected to begin in early 2026 and scale by year-end."
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