Tag: supply-chain

The US government prepares to raise semiconductor import tariffs, granting exemptions to American firms sourcing chips from TSMC.

A unique fiberglass material crucial for AI chip manufacturing is supplied by only one Japanese company, limiting production growth worldwide.

The AI infrastructure boom has overturned the usual first-quarter decline in chip demand, driving production growth across semiconductor makers.

Samsung projects a 130% boost in orders for its 2nm semiconductor process, focusing on AI system chips amid intensifying global competition.

Nintendo anticipates rising memory chip costs will not significantly affect its business performance through the end of March 2026.

Manufacturers signal potential price hikes for PC cooling solutions driven by surging copper and tin prices impacting production costs.

Intel and AMD have alerted Chinese customers to potential multi-month delays in processor deliveries due to persistent supply constraints.

Nvidia plans no new GeForce RTX GPUs this year and will reduce existing card production by up to 40%, shifting focus to AI accelerators.

A global memory chip shortage prompts major laptop makers to explore Chinese manufacturers for RAM components, expanding market competition.

Nvidia’s authorized sales of H200 accelerators to China remain stalled as US security reviews continue to block actual shipments.

Chinese memory manufacturers CXMT and YMTC plan to significantly boost output next year to capitalize on ongoing global chip shortages.

Nvidia’s CEO says TSMC must more than double its chip manufacturing capacity in the next ten years to meet rising demand.

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