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As Xbox Series X hits $800, Lenovo warns memory prices will likely ‘never’ return to normal | VGC
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I agree he will try, but I don't agree he will succeed. Even the big guys want cheaper hardware. Look at CXMT for example. Apple is currently in the process of trying to remove restrictions against the chinese chip producer because it currently is restricted import due to military concerns.
additional content: it doesn't need to be a non-US company either. They could do the same in the US. All it takes is the capital funding to get the ball rolling. to bring back to example of EV's, they are getting around that import ban by selling to canada and then having canada sell to the US, as well as working on making factories in the US itself which wouldn't be effected by an import ban.
It isn't easy to say the least but, I don't think a straight won't happen is valid here.