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Apple’s memory crisis is a big red flag for tech
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The memory crisis is getting worse for Apple, which is struggling to get enough memory chips together for its upcoming iPhone 18 Pro series smartphones.
That’s according to tech journalist Tim Culpan.
Apple’s manufacturing process compounds the problem.
The A20 processor is packaged with memory using a new TSMC process, meaning processors are reportedly piling up while manufacturers wait for memory chips.
You should read Culpan’s report to get the full picture.