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Will the increased supply of 13th and 14th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs for China include new retail boxed units or only OEM/bulk inventory?

The article says Intel is preparing to boost supply of 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors for China but notes 13th and 14th Gen stock should "stay steadily available" rather than ramping dramatically. It does not specify whether that extra inventory will be new retail boxed units or only OEM/bulk shipments. Answered

Intel brings back 13th and 14th gen 'Raptor Lake' CPUs for China as the focus shifts to DDR4
How has CXMT’s growth affected global DRAM supply and pricing according to the article?

CXMT’s rapid growth has increased overall DRAM capacity but has not eased supply tightness or driven down prices for buyers like Apple. The article says CXMT has become one of the world’s largest DRAM makers and much of its output is prebooked by domestic customers and AI/data center demand, leaving suppliers able to set terms. As a result, expansion has not translated into cheaper chips for Apple and gives it little room to negotiate lower pricing. Answered

Chinese CXMT rejects Apple, leaving the company scrambling for DRAM
How long does Intel plan to continue supplying Raptor Lake (LGA 1700) desktop CPUs?

Intel says it will continue offering Raptor Lake (LGA 1700) desktop CPUs "for years to come." The comment is framed around the ongoing memory and storage crisis, which analysts and manufacturers have hinted could extend toward 2030, making the "years to come" wording deliberate. Answered

Intel will continue supplying Raptor Lake CPUs for 'years to come' thanks to the memory crisis