Microsoft is ending its use of Chinese engineers to help maintain the United States Department of Defense’s computer systems.

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Microsoft has announced it will no longer use engineers based in China to support its cloud services for the U.S. Department of Defense. The decision follows a ProPublica report highlighting concerns ...