Apple is looking at a Chinese memory supplier for some of its biggest devices.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the company has tested DRAM from ChangXin Memory Technologies for iPhones and MacBooks, with early talks exploring its use in some devices sold in China. Rising memory costs give the tech giant a strong reason to consider another source.
Washington could complicate any plans that follow.
CXMT has grown into a credible option
Higher component costs have already reached Apple customers, with Mac and iPad prices increasing in June. Memory is among the components facing tighter supply as AI infrastructure consumes more capacity.
CXMT…
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