Businesses tackle global chip supply crunch

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Businesses tackle global chip supply crunch

10/04/2026

05:21

The impact of the Middle East conflict is being felt across global supply chains, with memory chip production among the sectors affected by disruptions to key input materials. The rapid expansion of AI is driving up global chip prices, adding pressure across the technology sector. Let’s hear more from Dr. Lê Quang Đạm, CEO of Marvell Technology Vietnam, for deeper insights

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