WSJ: The Beleaguered Chip Sellers Getting Their Revenge on Apple
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From iPhone to MacBook, everything Apple is expensive because chip guys are taking their revenge: Report
Apple devices are getting more expensive, and rising memory prices may not be the only reason. A new WSJ report reveals that now AI companies are changing Apple's relationship with chip suppliers, giving them more power to demand higher prices.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jung Joo-ho = As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers surges, flash memory manufacturers, who had previously been at Apple's mercy, have gained bargaining power...
Apple, which reigned as the world's largest buyer of NAND flash memory and purchased chips at rock-bottom prices, is facing a headwind from the artificial intelligence (AI) craze. As NAND flash prices jumped fivefold in a year due to a surge in AI data center investments by Big Tech companies, suppliers are instead
Apple's tough negotiations with its memory suppliers and the striking remarks directed at the SanDisk CEO made headlines. However, the increase in demand for artificial intelligence has begun to shift Apple's power over its suppliers.
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