iPhone flash memory plans abandoned after US government imposes export controls

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By Ben LovejoyOct 17, 2022, 7:14 am350 pts
Plans by Apple to buy up to 40% of iPhone flash memory chips from Chinese company YMTC have reportedly been abandoned after the US government imposed export controls on the chipmaker. It’s reported that the Cupertino company had a two-step plan for purchasing memory chips from the Chinese company Yangtze…

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