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Chinese makers of DRAM modules, SSDs have a serious advantage over American and Taiwanese suppliers, says SMI SVP — state guidance secures local DRAM and SSD supply while the Big Three chase AI margins

With a global AI data shortage looming, China boosts its own supply

Config Files That Run Code: Supply Chain Security Blindspot

Sony, Nintendo grapple with memory price surge as AI boom constrains supply

California leaders report four to six weeks worth of gasoline and diesel supply

Former Nintendo of America boss cut off Amazon's supply of Wii and DS consoles due to "obscene" demands: "I wasn't going to do something illegal"

Apple Raises Mac Mini’s Starting Price to $799 After AI Frenzy Drains Supply

Japan Industry Group Warns of War’s Impact on Supply of Thinners

San Diego rents declined following surge in supply

Two Japanese suppliers commit to keeping Blu-ray discs and drives in supply as major manufacturers exist domestic market

DRAM prices predicted to jump 63% in Q2, NAND up to 75% — follows 95% jumps in Q1, Trendforce says AI server demand keeps supply tight

Can the world get its supply of oil by bypassing the Strait of Hormuz?

Nvidia to Invest in Thinking Machines Lab and Supply AI Chips

Lynas Surges 15% After Revamp of Rare Earths Deal With Japan

Intel shares down 13% as company only manages to shrink losses in latest earnings, demand to outpace 2026 supply — $300 million deficit comes despite more than $20 billion in outside investment from Nvidia and friends

Apple Struggling With Key Material Shortage as AI Chips Drain Supply

Nvidia Sees Strong Chinese Demand for H200, Has Enough Supply

Samsung to delay its planned DDR4 end-of-life due to signing a long-term 'non-cancellable, non-returnable' contract with key customer — agreement will not alleviate consumer shortage, supply earmarked for server clients

Kuo: iPhone Fold Production Challenges Could Limit Supply Next Year

Oracle reportedly delays several new OpenAI data centers because of shortages — tight material and labor supply frustrate expansion plans, possibly by a year or more