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Author Archives: TrendForce
Enterprise SSD Prices Projected to Increase by More Than 10% QoQ in 3Q21 Due to Growing Procurement Capacity, Says TrendForce
Enterprise SSD procurement has been rising on the back of growing server shipments since 2Q21, according to TrendForce’s latest investigations. In particular, the share of 8TB products in shipments of SSDs to data centers has shown the most noticeable growth, which …
Posted in DRAM, Semiconductors
Tagged CPU, DRAM, enterprise SSD, memory price, memory stock price, Micron, NAND Flash, Samsung, SKHynix, TrendForce
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MCO 3.0 Lockdown in Malaysia, Hotspot for Packaging/Testing and Passive Component Manufacturing, Projected to Have No Effect on Semiconductor Companies, Says TrendForce
National governments in Southeast Asian countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia, have been instituting increasingly stringent pandemic control measures in response to the intensifying COVID-19 pandemic in these countries. Remarkably, these countries are all hotspots in the electronic component supply …
Posted in Semiconductors, Wafer Foundries
Tagged Amkor, ASE, Infineon, Intel, Malaysia MCO 3.0, OSAT, semiconductor packaging, semiconductor testing, Texas Instruments, TrendForce
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Monitor Panel Shipment for 1Q21 Declines by 8.6% QoQ to 39.9 Million Units Due to IC Shortage and Samsung’s Exit, Says TrendForce
Owing to the stay-at-home economy brought about by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for IT products has been sky-high since 2Q20. However, monitor panel shipment for 1Q21 declined by 8.6% QoQ to 39.9 million units due to the …
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Tagged display research, foundry, IC shortage, LCD panel, monitor panel, notebook panel, Samsung, stay-at-home economy, TCON, TrendForce
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With Employees from TSMC and VIS Testing Positive for COVID-19, What Will Happen to the Global Supply of Chips?
Owing to an uncontrolled spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, Taiwan has instituted Level 3 restrictions throughout the island. With employees from several tech companies testing positive for the virus, major foundries, including TSMC and VIS, are successively finding positive cases …
Posted in Semiconductors, Wafer Foundries
Tagged chip shortage, PSMC, semiconductor, Taiwan, Taiwan covid-19, TrendForce, TSMC, UMC, wafer capacity
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Does the Current Semiconductor Shortage Represent a Real Demand, or Is It an Illusion Caused by Overbooking?
Now that the chip shortage has persisted for more than half a year, markets and industries are closely monitoring whether chip demand is as strong as expected, or whether the current shortage is a mere mirage caused by overbooked orders …