Apple Explores Using Chinese Memory Chips Amid Supply Crunch
Apple is reportedly testing memory chips from Chinese manufacturer CXMT for potential use in its iPhones and MacBooks. This move comes as the global supply crunch for memory chips, exacerbated by the AI boom, pushes tech giants to diversify their suppliers.
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