前蘋果員工：張曉浪有罪！
– 竊取汽車和商業機密文件 –
關鍵：
前蘋果員工被控從汽車中竊取商業機密文件
張小浪週一在聖何塞聯邦法院認罪。
張小朗：
2018 年 7 月，
他在計劃飛往中國的聖何塞機場被聯邦特工逮捕。
週一，他在聖何塞的聯邦法院認罪。
Zhang’s plea agreement with the U.S. government is under seal,
according to court filings on Monday.Zhang faces as much as 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after pleading guilty to a felony charge of theft of trade secrets.
Sentencing is scheduled for November.
Zhang was accused of downloading internal Apple files about the company’s car project — specifically,
a 25-page document including engineering schematics of a circuit board for an autonomous vehicle.
Zhang was also accused of taking reference manuals and PDFs describing Apple’s prototypes and prototype requirements.
Another former Apple employee, Jizhong Chen,
is also facing charges related to allegedly stealing trade secrets from Apple’s electric car division in early 2019.
In that case, Chen, a U.S. citizen,
also planned to travel to China.Chen has not pleaded guilty and is represented by the same lawyer as Zhang.
A trial date has not been set.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/22/former-apple-employee-xiaolang-zhang-pleads-guilty-.html
Ancien employé d’Apple : Xiaolang Zhang coupable !
– Vol de dossiers automobiles et de secrets commerciaux –
Point clé:
Un ancien employé d’Apple accusé d’avoir volé des fichiers secrets commerciaux dans des voitures
Xiaolang Zhang a plaidé coupable devant le tribunal fédéral de San Jose lundi.
Xiaolang Zhang :
juillet 2018,
Il a été arrêté par des agents fédéraux à l’aéroport de San Jose où il prévoyait de se rendre en Chine.
Il a plaidé coupable devant le tribunal fédéral de San Jose lundi.
Ehemaliger Apple-Mitarbeiter: Xiaolang Zhang schuldig!
– Diebstahl von Auto- und Geschäftsgeheimnisakten –
Kernpunkt:
Ehemaliger Apple-Mitarbeiter wegen Diebstahls von Geschäftsgeheimnissen aus Autos angeklagt
Xiaolang Zhang bekannte sich am Montag vor einem Bundesgericht in San Jose schuldig.
Xiaolang Zhang:
Juli 2018,
Er wurde von Bundesagenten am Flughafen von San Jose festgenommen, wo er nach China fliegen wollte.
Er bekannte sich am Montag vor einem Bundesgericht in San Jose schuldig.