Apple Looks to Buy Banned Chinese Memory Modules

Apple focused on attempting to import memory chips from a Chinese company as part of its efforts to meet demand, despite the Chinese-owned company "CXMT" being classified on the U.S. blacklist due to its connections to the People's Liberation Army. This effort came at a time when Apple has raised the prices of its products, such as the MacBook and iPad, due to rising costs of random-access memory and the need to source memory from alternative suppliers. It is worth noting that the company previously relied on large stockpiles of memory for manufacturing, but the depletion of inventory has led to further price increases, with expectations of higher prices for devices like the iPhone amid the ongoing crisis.

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