Samsung warns chip shortages may persist until 2028 amid AI demand
Most outlets reported Samsung Electronics' warning that memory chip shortages could worsen and last until 2028 due to strong AI demand, with shares initially surging 8%. Business Recorder and The News International highlighted the impact of AI spending on supply concerns, while Dunya News added that Samsung has signed long-term supply deals. The News International repeated its key point twice, while the others presented the core forecast and market reaction.
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Samsung warns global chip shortage could last until 2028
Samsung says global semiconductor shortages could persist until 2028 as AI demand continues to outstrip supply, prompting long-term chip contracts with major customers.
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Samsung sees chip shortage lasting until 2028
Samsung sees chip shortage lasting until 2028Samsung Electronics said Thursday it expects memory chip shortages to worsen and stretch into 2028, countering investor fears that heavy AI spending by major tech firms could soon slow. Shares surged as much as 8% in Seoul before paring gains to close...
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Samsung sees chip shortage extending to 2028, signs long-term supply deals
Shares in the world's top memory chipmaker surged as much as 8pc before trading down 1.1pc
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Samsung sees chip supply shortages worsening due to AI boom; shares surge 8%
SEOUL: Samsung Electronics said on Thursday AI chip demand remained strong and could exacerbate supply shortages next year, countering investor concerns that feverish AI spending by major technology firms may slow and curb growth. The world’s top memory chipmaker posted a more than 250-fold rise in semiconductor profit in the second quarter, marking a sharp turnaround as it races to catch up ...
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