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Apple tests Chinese memory chips amid supply squeeze

The move highlights how Apple is seeking alternate chip suppliers as its memory availability tightens.

Monday, August 10, 2026 · Written up by our desk · Equities

Apple is testing Chinese-made memory chips as a supply squeeze begins to affect component availability, according to Yahoo Finance.

The development underscores Apple’s efforts to evaluate alternative parts while supply constraints impact the broader technology supply chain, with the testing taking place as the situation evolves, Yahoo Finance reports.

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