Intel completely stops doing business in Russia
On April 5, the American company Intel announced a complete cessation of business in Russia, becoming the last Western technology company to leave the aggressor country. Intel Corp. suspended supplies to Russia and Belarus back in March, but continued to do business, citing an attempt to “minimize disruptions in its global operations.”
Intel, together with the world community, continues to condemn Russia's war against Ukraine and call for the restoration of peace as soon as possible.
Following Ukraine’s call on all software and cloud computing companies to stop doing business in Russia, IBM also suspended supplies.
According to Reuters, in the aggressor country, state-owned companies and institutions mostly use IBM, Dell, and Hewlett Packard servers.
