For the first time, HP, Dell, Acer and Asus look towards China for hardware that is threatening their product launches
Global PC makers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are exploring sourcing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers for the first time. This strategic shift arises from a severe shortage of standard DRAM and NAND chips, as major suppliers prioritize high-demand AI infrastructure. Chinese firms are now seen as a crucial lifeline for the consumer electronics sector facing component scarcity.
Global PC makers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are exploring sourcing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers for the first time. This strategic shift arises from a severe shortage of standard DRAM and NAND chips, as major suppliers prioritize high-demand AI infrastructure. Chinese firms are now seen as a crucial lifeline for the consumer electronics sector facing component scarcity.
