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IC component suppliers divided on fresh Apple product order pull-ins

Janet Kang and Annie Huang, Taipei

May 3, 2024, 11:09 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Taiwan-based suppliers of III-V compound semiconductors, PCBs, and other IC components are divided on demand forecasts for new iPhones and other Apple devices, according to industry sources.

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