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PC Giants Eye Chinese Memory Chips Amid Shortage
5 Feb
Summary
- Major PC makers are exploring Chinese memory chip suppliers.
- A global supply crunch is impacting tech product launches.
- Rising costs across the tech industry are a significant concern.
PC makers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are contemplating a significant new strategy: sourcing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers. This move, if realized, would mark the first time these major companies turn to China for such essential components.
The consideration arises amidst a widespread global supply crunch. This shortage is creating substantial challenges for the tech industry, jeopardizing planned product launches and significantly increasing manufacturing costs across the board.
Nikkei Asia reported on the companies' potential considerations. Reuters could not immediately verify the details of this report.
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