HP, Asus, Acer Quietly Embrace Limited CXMT Chips Amid Tight DRAM Supply, as They Fear Upsetting Memory Giants: Report
HP, Asus and Acer adopt CXMT memory chips amid shortages while trying not to upset major suppliers like Micron and Samsung.
Some computer makers are quietly using a new memory chip company (CXMT) because regular memory is hard to find, but they're being careful not to upset the big suppliers they normally buy from. This shows companies are getting creative during shortages, but they're nervous about making big suppliers unhappy.
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