U.S. media says China will launch security investigation on three U.S. companies such as IBM

According to the Wall Street Journal 17th, Chinese government agencies say they will investigate security issues with three U.S. technology companies, namely the computer and service Giants International Business Machines (IBM), storage Equipment company EMC and the world's leading enterprise software giant Oracle (Oracle).

It sounds like a self-inflicted bridge, but it's no coincidence. Earlier media sources said the U.S. government on China's network equipment giant Huawei is highly defensive, Huawei launched more than 1 years of security investigation. U.S. congressional committees and the Obama administration have said some U.S. government agencies have not approved the use of the equipment because of concerns that Huawei equipment could be used by the Chinese government for espionage.

And the US government's repeated security review of Huawei has not proved its suspicions at last. Huawei insists that its equipment is safe and credible and that it is not a government spy tool.

In recent days, China said it would investigate three of America's largest technology companies, namely the computer and service Giants International Business Machines (IBM), storage Equipment company EMC and the world's leading enterprise software giant Oracle Corp.

U.S. technology companies dealing with the Chinese government in the coming months may also experience more similar security investigations, media reports said. According to the central wide