Tag: supply-chain
Chinese Firms Expand Presence Among Leading Semiconductor Equipment Suppliers
Chinese companies have increased their footprint in the top 20 global semiconductor equipment suppliers, with one reaching fifth place.
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Smartphone Prices in Russia Set to Rise by 10-30% This Spring
Smartphone costs in Russia are expected to increase by 10-30% this spring due to higher memory component prices from Chinese manufacturers.
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Apple to Prioritize High-End iPhone Models Amid Rising Memory Costs
Apple plans to concentrate on premium iPhone models this year due to rising memory costs and global supply challenges.
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Apple Reports 16% Revenue Growth Amid Supply Challenges with In-House Chips
Apple’s revenue rose 16% to $143.76B last quarter despite facing higher-than-usual shortages of its own processors impacting production.
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Tesla Plans Multi-Billion-Dollar TeraFab Semiconductor Plant to Tackle Chip Shortages
Tesla announces a costly expansion into semiconductor manufacturing with the TeraFab plant to address chip supply limitations from current vendors.
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China Approves Import of Nvidia H200 AI Accelerators in First Shipment
Chinese authorities have authorized the import of the initial batch of Nvidia H200 AI accelerators, marking a key development in the GPU supply chain.
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Apple Faces Sharp LPDDR Memory Cost Increase Impacting iPhone 18 Pricing
LPDDR memory prices for Apple smartphones are set to nearly double this quarter, potentially driving up iPhone 18 costs.
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Laptop Shipments Expected to Decline Sharply in 2026 Amid Component Shortages
TrendForce revises 2026 laptop shipment forecast down to a 9.4% decline due to memory and processor supply challenges.
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Chinese Drone Maker DJI Attempts US Market Entry Using Alternative Brands
DJI faces import restrictions in the US and is reportedly trying to enter the market under different brand names.
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Europe Moves Toward Reducing Dependence on U.S. Technology
Amid rising geopolitical tensions, European nations are developing plans to replace American technologies with local alternatives.
Read MoreElectronics Market to Contract in 2026 Due to Soaring Memory Prices
Rising memory costs in 2026 are predicted to reduce demand and shipments of PCs, smartphones, and gaming consoles across the electronics sector.
Read MoreChinese Firms Consider Black Market for Nvidia H200 AI Chips Amid Import Ban
Following China’s import ban on Nvidia H200 AI accelerators, local companies weigh black market options for high-performance chips.
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