California tech CEO arrested after feds say he supplied sanctioned computer equipment to Iran

The California tech CEO is now facing a hefty 20-year prison sentence for what the Justice Department calls a lucrative scheme to sell U.S.-made computer networking equipment to Iran's military and nuclear sectors, which are under U.S. sanctions. This case underscores the serious consequences of violating international sanctions and highlights the ongoing scrutiny of tech companies' compliance with foreign trade regulations. It's a significant reminder of the potential legal and geopolitical repercussions of such actions.