US EditionU.S. authorities find no definitive evidence of hidden devices in Chinese solar inverters
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New documents reveal that the U.S. government found only two cases of communications in Chinese investors that differed from official documentation. Investigators considered that the discrepancies were not “malicious” or “intentional.” The U.S. government’s analysis of investors manufactured in China has not found “definitive evidence” of malicious wireless functions, according to a report to which pv magazine has had access, which examines the …
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U.S. authorities find no definitive evidence of hidden devices in Chinese solar inverters
New documents reveal US government found only two cases of communications in Chinese inverters that differed from official documentation. The discrepancies were deemed “non-malicious” and “non-intentional” by investigators.U.S. government analysis of Chinese-made inverters has found “no definitive evidence” of malicious wireless functions, according to a report seen by pv magazine examining the scope of wireless communications in inverters and t…
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