Is your phone out of the library? iPhone 13 cuts production by 10 million due to chip shortage

 As we all know, in recent years, the global chip shortage problem has become more and more serious. Not only the automobile industry is greatly affected, but the mobile phone industry is also not immune. The iPhone 13 series has been very popular recently, but Apple’s partners said that due to the inability of Broadcom and Texas Instruments to supply enough new products, the final output will not reach expectations, and the output of all iPhone 13/Pro series will also be significantly reduced. Has the new machine shipped out of the library?

   It is reported that Apple will produce 90 million iPhone 13 in the remaining three months of this year, which is 10 million less than the original plan. Broadcom provides the AFEM-8215 front-end module and BCM59365 wireless charging interface for the iPhone 13 series, and Texas Instruments provides display power management ICs, flash LED drivers, array drivers, and repeaters. After the news of the production cut came out, Apple’s stock price fell more than 1% after the market, and the stock prices of Broadcom and Texas Instruments also fell.
  According to data from Susquehanna Financial Group, the delivery time of the chip industry has increased for the ninth month in a row. The iPhone 13 Pro series will be shipped on the official website for about one month, and retail stores cannot pick up the goods. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported that MacBook shipments were cut in half due to chip shortages. However, in the world, Apple can be said to be one of the companies with the least scope of the impact of the lack of core. Samsung Laptop Batteries – Shop a wide selection of Samsung Laptop Batteries at www.oriccabattery.co.uk Fast Shipping.

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