NEWS + INSIGHTS

All supply chains face risks caused by unpredictable events, such as trade wars, natural disasters and data breaches, that often lead to multiple disruptions. Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a largescale impact on both demand and supply, exemplifying the need for stronger supply chains.

AMD’s global presence is growing as it is gains momentum in various CPU markets.

Hong Kong’s reputation as a “free” global trading center and as the world’s biggest exporter is at risk of being damaged with Beijing moving to abolish the “one country, two systems” framework.

Hong Kong’s reputation as a “free” global trading center and as the world’s biggest exporter is at risk of being damaged with Beijing moving to abolish the “one country, two systems” framework.

There are no signs of recovery from the SSD shortage previously reported by Fusion Worldwide. With manufacturers cutting NAND flash production in 2019, demand for storage capacity growing and unforeseen events affecting supply, manufacturers are still struggling to meet the intensifying demand for SSDs – causing lead times to stretch to a minimum of 10 […]

The latest sign of a rebound was Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s largest memory-chip maker, issuing guidance that topped analysts’ estimates.

SSD prices are rising by 10 – 20 % in Q3 2019. This is a quick change in a market where, until now, prices have been declining due to too much supply.

 After an eventful Q1 in 2018, Q2 predictions include cryptocurrency's influence on the components market and a big shift for sourcing iPhone modems.