Indiana Senator, Senate Democratic Leader, Urges Apple Not to Use Chips From Chinese Military-Linked Companies
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Today's key news items include: 1) The United States imposed new sanctions on Chinese, Indian, and Russian companies for supporting an Iranian airline that Iran uses to transport personnel and weapons; 2) US President Trump said an agreement had been reached on the disarmament of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza; 3) The US War Department announced the largest Patriot missile procurement in US Army history to bolster the "Free…
Indiana Senator, Senate Democratic Leader, urges Apple not to use chips from Chinese military-linked companies
Senator Jim Banks and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer led a group of Senate colleagues in sending a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, urging the company to avoid using memory chips from Chinese military-linked companies such as ChangXin Memory Technologies and Yangtze Memory Technologies Co.
Apple May Turn to Chinese RAM Suppliers, and Washington Is Already Pushing Back
Last night, Apple reported its earnings, and of course, fielded questions from analysts and investors on its earnings call shortly thereafter. As you’d expect, memory was a big topic of conversation in that earnings call. Apple said during its earnings call that, “We paid more for memory in the March quarter than the December quarter. We expected to pay significantly more in the June quarter than the March quarter. And that is what happened; it …
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