Senators call on Apple to not buy Chinese-made RAM chips.
Apple has reportedly been seeking permission to buy memory from CXMT, a blacklisted Chinese supplier. “We urge Apple to abandon any effort to incorporate memory from CXMT, Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC), or any other Chinese state-backed supplier into any of its products,” the Senators wrote in a letter to CEO Tim Cook. [Link: Citing core national security and economic reasons, Schumer demands Apple reject C…
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