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Chinese Phone Makers Turn to Salvaged Memory Chips as Prices Jump
Original: [News] Chinese Phone Makers Eye Salvaged Memory as Chip Prices Reportedly Rise by Up to RMB 500 per Unit
Chinese smartphone manufacturers are reportedly looking to recycled and salvaged memory chips as a supply option, with memory chip prices said to have risen by as much as 500 yuan per unit. The move reflects mounting cost pressure on phone makers amid tightening memory supply, and industry watchers are weighing what it means for device prices and component sourcing.
Why now: Rising memory chip costs are squeezing phone makers' margins and prompting unusual sourcing strategies.
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