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USA survestab Apple’it Hiina mälukiipidest loobuma

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By Rolfe Winkler Verified, Raffaele Huang Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified
| Postimees Verified
Üleilmne mälukriis surub Apple’i nurka hetkel, mil Washington püüab tehnoloogiatööstuse tarneahelaid tagasi USA pinnale tuua. Tehisintellekti buum on tõstnud kiipide hinnad lakke, samal ajal kui Hiina tootjad pakuvad ahvatlevalt odavaid, kuid poliitiliselt tundlikke alternatiive. Trumpi administratsioon, Kongress ja kodumaised kiibitootjad, nagu Micron, avaldavad Apple’ile üha tugevamat survet.
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米政権、アップルに中国製半導体メモリー使わないよう圧力

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By Rolfe Winkler Verified, Raffaele Huang Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified
| The Wall Street Journal (Japan) Verified
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U.S. Urges Apple Not to Buy Chinese Memory Chips

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By Rolfe Winkler Verified, Raffaele Huang Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The Trump administration doesn’t want Apple to buy memory chips from China, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said in an interview. Apple may do so anyway. Insatiable demand for computer memory among companies building artificial-intelligence data centers has led to a shortage of the critical component and skyrocketing prices for what is available. The higher costs are causing Apple and other makers of consumer electronics to raise product prices significantly.
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