Summary
These tiny parts are called memory chips and help phones and laptops remember things.
If the talk goes well, Apple might put these chips in iPhones and MacBooks sold in China.
Apple held early talks with China's biggest chipmaker by market value.
The chipmaker is called CXMT and makes memory chips.
Apple may use these chips in iPhones and MacBooks sold in China.
These tiny parts are called memory chips and help phones and laptops remember things.
If the talk goes well, Apple might put these chips in iPhones and MacBooks sold in China.
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