PC sales are usually more specific in the first few months of each year, and this time it won't make a difference. However, there are signs that the supply of core parts is slowly improving in the coming months, which may help manufacturers still struggling to meet consumer and business demand.
The chip shortage is not over yet. Intel CEO Pat Glasinger believes that will continue into next year, and industry owners have similar expectations for equally important passive components in the consumer and enterprise device manufacturing process.
Signals with Sony are clear. It's now building PlayStation 4 consoles to make up for the PlayStation 5's shortage, the Nintendo Switch lacks consoles, and the Nvidia releases an RTX 20 and RTX 30 GPU with more VRAM that doesn't stand a chance of being far or affordable. For most players available.
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However, this does not mean that everything is foreseeable doom and darkness in the future. GPU prices have stopped and companies like Gigabyte, Asus, MSI, and ASRock are expected to see an increase in shipments through 2022. Intel has begun shipping the first Arc Alchemist GPUs to OEMs, and there are less than 50 laptops and desktops . New graphics solutions are expected to be available this year.
According to TrendForce, the PC shortage started declining in November 2021, which is why laptop makers like Razer are not shying away from equipping new models. . DDR5 RAM. Retail availability is a different story, but as manufacturers' capacity for components that are currently in short supply, such as power management integrated circuits (PMICs), improve, things are likely to improve.
PCIe 3.0 SSD controls now unavailable as components Others required by Intel's Alder Lake platform, these components now have a production time of 8-12 weeks, but the availability of Wi-Fi chips, USB-C controllers and PMICs is slowly improving.In the future, smartphone shipments will be hit by an insufficient supply of 4G modems as well as touch screens and displays, which take between 20 and 40 weeks to produce, are largely due to limited casting capacity and low silicon production in China.While this is not the most positive report on the state of the supply chain, it is Also. Hope things get a little better this year.
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