Why Apple May Be Interested in Toshiba's Chip Unit

The video discusses the significance of NAND flash memory, highlighting Toshiba as a major provider and its role in iPhones. It explores Samsung's dominance in the market and Apple's reliance on Samsung for key components, despite being competitors. The video also delves into Apple's supply chain strategies under Tim Cook, emphasizing their growing expertise in chip technology as a competitive advantage.

Why is Toshiba's independence important to Apple?

• To improve product quality

• To increase their own market share

• To balance Samsung's market influence

• To reduce production costs

What makes Samsung a key player in the memory chip market?

• Their exclusive contracts with Apple

• Their low pricing strategy

• Their large-scale production and technology

• Their innovative designs

How does Apple manage its dependency on Samsung?

• By diversifying its suppliers

• By reducing product features

• By increasing its own production

• By acquiring Samsung

What recent achievement demonstrates Apple's advancement in chip technology?

• Launching a new tablet

• Designing watches with wireless connectivity

• Creating a new operating system

• Developing a new smartphone

Why is Apple's investment in chip technology considered minor?

• Due to the low cost of chips

• Because they have no competition

• Due to government subsidies

• Because of their large financial resources