Feb 5 (Reuters) - PC makers HP, Dell, Acer and Asus are considering sourcing memory chips from Chinese chipmakers for the first time amid a global supply crunch that is threatening product launches ...

HP has started testing memory chips from China's CXMT, while Dell is also evaluating its products, as both PC makers worry ...

TAIPEI -- Leading PC makers HP, Dell, Acer and Asus are considering sourcing memory chips from Chinese chipmakers for the ...

Five ex-Dell employees are suing the tech giant, alleging its 401(k) plan mismanagement cost workers over $318 million. The lawsuit claims Dell violated federal law by keeping workers in ...

Global PC makers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are exploring sourcing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers for the first time. This strategic shift arises from a severe shortage of standard DRAM and ...

Investing.com-- Leading PC makers, including HP (NYSE:HPQ), Dell (NYSE:DELL), Acer (TW:2353) and Asus are exploring the use ...

The proposed class action against the Austin-based tech giant could include thousands of current and former employees, the ...

Former Dell employees sue over alleged 401(k) mismanagement, claiming $318 million losses and ERISA violations.

U.S. PC manufacturers HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are considering sourcing chips from China amid the global chip shortage.

Major PC makers are reportedly evaluating Chinese DRAM as global shortages push memory prices higher and disrupt launches.

According to Nikkei Asia, due to the ongoing shortage of memory chips and surging prices, PC manufacturers including HP, Dell ...

The companies are exploring alternative supply options as shortages of memory chips threaten product launches and increase ...