After raising its prices, Apple seeks to buy memory from a blacklisted Chinese company
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Summary
Apple is reportedly seeking to import memory chips from a Chinese company that the Pentagon blacklisted over suspected ties to the Chinese military. The move follows recent price increases and raises questions about its timing.
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