Apple Tests Chinese DRAM Amid Global Memory Crunch

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Apple is reportedly testing memory chips from China's CXMT and considering using them in devices sold in China, but final deployment depends on U.S. government approval, highlighting a global memory shortage that’s driving up prices and pushing companies to diversify suppliers amid political scrutiny.
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- Apple reportedly testing Chinese-made memory chips for iPhones, MacBooks amid global shortage Fox Business
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