A cyber incident that has reportedly downed the company's developer tools and email systems has been confirmed by the chipmaker.
The nature and scope of the incident are still being evaluated, and the company's commercial activities have not been impacted as a result.
We are looking into the incident. Our business and commercial activities are going on as usual. We don't have any more information to share at this time, as we are still evaluating the nature and scope of the event.
According to The Telegraph, the company's email systems and developer tools have been down for two days after a malicious network intrusion.
According to the report, the company's systems had been offline for two days but that some of its email systems were up and running on Friday.
It's not clear whether the hackers got data on customers or partners of the company. According to The Telegraph's report, customers have not been informed of any incident, even though the culprit has yet to be identified.
The Santa Clara-based company terminated its $40 billion bid to acquire British chip designer Arm just weeks ago. Significant regulatory challenges preventing the consummation of the transaction, despite good faith efforts by the parties, resulted in the decision being mutual.
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