Supply Chain
Apple tests Chinese CXMT memory chips for iPhones amid global shortage
Apple is testing memory chips from Chinese supplier CXMT for its devices to address a global memory shortage driven by the AI boom, facing regulatory hurdles.
Sainsbury's signs decade-long deals to boost British salad production
Sainsbury's has secured decade-long supply agreements with domestic producers to increase British salad production and insulate shelves from import disruptions.
Supermarkets are not responsible for rising global grocery prices
Economic analysis suggests that global grocery price hikes are driven by supply chain costs and commodities rather than retail profit-taking. Experts warn that proposed state-run supermarket initiatives may destabilize markets without addressing fundamental inflation drivers.
Apple signs $30bn deal with Broadcom for US-made chips
Apple has committed to a multi-year, $30 billion agreement with Broadcom to produce advanced wireless components at a facility in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Honey shelf life depends on storage conditions despite claims of permanence
While often viewed as a permanent pantry staple, honey's longevity depends on specific storage conditions. Experts warn that light, heat, and moisture can compromise its natural defenses.
Hon Hai reports surging quarterly sales driven by strong AI demand
The electronics manufacturer’s quarterly results underscore significant capital expenditure in AI infrastructure. Hon Hai continues to play a key role in the global supply chain by assembling servers for clients like Nvidia.