US Senators Urge Apple to Drop Chinese Chip Suppliers Globally by August 21

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A bipartisan group of US senators, led by Chuck Schumer and Jim Banks, has written to Apple CEO Tim Cook demanding the company abandon plans to source memory chips from Chinese firms CXMT and YMTC. The letter sets a deadline of August 21 for Apple to comply. Senators are pushing Apple to drop these suppliers not just in the US but across all markets where it operates. The pressure comes amid a global memory chip shortage that has driven up DRAM prices. The supply crunch has already forced Apple to raise prices on products including MacBooks and iPads.

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