Just before the holidays in December 2015 the U.S. Attorney’s office in Connecticut was quite busy: three Chinese nationals were arrested and held on federal criminal complaints pertaining to counterfeit Xilinx components and stolen, military-grade semiconductors from the U.S. Navy that were set to be exported from the United States. On the same day, Jeffrey Krantz was sentenced for his part in a case involving distributor Harry Krantz Co. Jeffrey Krantz was charged with supplying customers “[…] with falsely remarked ...
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