Apple is evaluating memory chips from Chinese semiconductor firm CXMT across multiple product lines, including iPhones and MacBooks, per the Wall Street Journal. The company has not decided whether to adopt the chips. The test could expand Apple's supplier options and deepen its reliance on China-made components.
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