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Apple CEO says all options on table for memory chips
John Ternus tells TIME that Apple faces a memory crisis and will consider all suppliers, after testing Chinese-made chips drew US government warnings.
In brief
John Ternus tells TIME that Apple faces a memory crisis and will consider all suppliers, after testing Chinese-made chips drew US government warnings. Apple CEO John Ternus said all options should be on the table for memory chips after the company tested Chinese-made memory and faced US government pressure. Originally…
Ternus takes helm as memory crisis looms
Apple CEO John Ternus, who took over on one September, told TIME that memory chip constraints are an absolute crisis facing the company.
“The constraints in memory are absolutely a crisis.”
US warns Apple off Chinese memory chips
In July, Apple tested memory chips from a Chinese company. A bipartisan group of senators and the US government then warned Apple this would imperil national security.
All options should be on the table
Ternus rejected the idea that Apple must make every component itself, saying the company focuses on parts where it can stand out from rivals.
“There's not really a goal that we have to make every single thing in a product.”
iPhone Duo launches with foldable ambitions
The iPhone Duo starts at one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine dollars and features a hinge with more than one hundred tiny precision parts. Deliveries have slipped into twenty twenty-seven.
The headline
Apple CEO John Ternus said all options should be on the table for memory chips after the company tested Chinese-made memory and faced US government pressure.
