Spy equipment found on Chinese-made cranes at major U.S. ports
Spy equipment found on Chinese-made cranes at major U.S. ports Over 5 years, we will invest more than $20B ... in crane production and port security in the U.S. U.S. gets first homegrown crane production line in 30 years ... Mitsui E&S subsidiary Paceco produces The United States says it has identified spy equipment and suspicious communications equipment on Chinese-made cranes installed at major ports, and will replace them as a security measure for key strategic ports. The U.S. infrastructure investment budget is coming into play, with approximately $20 billion to be invested over the next five years. The cranes will be produced by Paceco, a subsidiary of Japan's MitsuiE&S, meaning the US will have a homegrown crane production line for the first time in nearly 30 years. Spy equipment found on Chinese-made cranes at major U.S. ports Strategic Materials Surveillance Threats, Espionage Threats of software misbehavior and sabotage The Biden administration has revealed that Ch