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Apple’s memory stockpile is holding for now, but price rises still loom

Apple’s ability to prevent memory prices from increasing the cost of iPhones and other products won’t last forever. Tim Cook has warned that it’s only going to get harder to do so.

Close-up of a tiny, thin computer microchip balanced on the tip of a human finger, showing rows of small metallic contact bumps along its edges against a white background
A Samsung LPDDR5X memory chip – Image Credit: Samsung

The consumer tech industry is struggling to deal with the cost of memory, with supplies choked by the extreme demand of AI infrastructure build-outs. While Apple has managed to stop the cost impacting the price of its products so far, even it has its limits.

Asked on the analyst conference call following its Q2 financial results release, incumbent CEO Tim Cook has revealed that pricing has affected the company’s bottom line.

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