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That’s not the Apple way, but they might fund a supplier to build out capacity in return for priority access. The thing is they tend to only do that when they
by simonh 5mo ago
That’s not the Apple way, but they might fund a supplier to build out capacity in return for priority access.
The thing is they tend to only do that when they can get a technological competitive advantage. The priority access gives them a locked in competitive edge, for a while. It’s not clear there is an opportunity like that in memory.
- jayd16 5mo agoIt wasn't their way to design CPUs until it was their way.
- golem14 5mo agoDesigning and producing are separate
- nextaccountic 5mo agoApple doesn't want to enter low margin business