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Driver IC supply to remain tight until mid-2Q10

Olivia Hu, Taipei Mar 15, 2010, 11:53 0

Supply of driver ICs will remain short until the middle of second-quarter 2010 due to tight foundry capacity, according to Taiwan-based driver IC design houses.

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