Apple’s Costly Memory Bind: Why Washington Keeps Saying No to Chinese Chips
Apple's bid to ease a punishing memory shortage by sourcing from blacklisted Chinese suppliers CXMT and YMTC has run into a wall of opposition from the Trump administration and Congress. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and bipartisan senators cite national security. Higher costs flow to consumers as the AI-driven crunch continues.
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