Criminal
Jun. 19, 2019
Computer chips allegedly sent to China turn up in LA courtroom
Computer chips the government accused a former UCLA professor of illegally exporting to China were recovered by defense counsel and present in a federal courtroom last week, raising questions as to why FBI agents were unable to find them in a 2018 raid of the professor’s house.
LOS ANGELES -- Computer chips the government accused a former UCLA professor of illegally exporting to China were recovered by defense counsel and present in a federal courtroom last week, raising questions as to why FBI agents were unable to find them in a 2018 raid of the professor's house.
Former UCLA adjunct professor Yi-Chi Shih is accused of sending computer chips with military applications known as "wafers," to China.
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