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Chipmakers Celebrate End of Chip Surplus

Chipmakers Celebrate End of Chip Surplus
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Chipmakers signal supply glut easing but demand recovery still slow

Chipmakers signal supply glut easing but demand recovery still slow
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Chipmakers signal supply glut easing but demand recovery still slow

From Intel to Samsung, global chipmakers are celebrating the beginning of the end of a semiconductor supply glut, but the outlook for demand from customers outside the artificial intelligence .

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Chipmakers signal supply glut easing but demand recovery still slow, ET Telecom

Chipmakers: All the major markets for chips - smartphones, PCs and data centres - have shrunk this year, as both corporate customers and consumers scale back spending amid a weak global economy, high inflation and rising interest rates.

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semiconductor: Chipmakers signal supply glut easing but demand recovery still slow

All the major markets for chips - smartphones, PCs and data centres - have shrunk this year, as both corporate customers and consumers scale back spending amid a weak global economy, high inflation and rising interest rates. This has created an unprecedented oversupply of commodity chips, causing a record combined 15.2 trillion won ($12 billion) first-half operating loss for the world s two largest memory chipmakers, Samsung and SK Hynix.

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