US lawmakers notified Apple that it may face a probe from Congress if the company uses memory chips from China’s Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. for the new iPhone 14, Financial Times
- Rubio and McCaul said they were alarmed by a media report that Apple would add YMTC to its suppliers for Nand flash memory chips that store data on smartphones
- “Apple is playing with fire. It knows the security risks posed by YMTC,” Rubio told the Financial Times
- “We cannot allow Chinese companies beholden to the Communist party into ...
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