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Supply Chain Woes Leave GM With 95,000 Vehicles Waiting for Parts

Supply chain issues continue to plague the auto industry, with GM currently waiting for parts for some 95,000 vehicles.

Toyota to Reduce Global Production in June by 100,000 Vehicles

Toyota is planning on a massive cut to its production, reducing production in June by 100,000 vehicles as a result of the semiconductor shortage.

AMD Continues to Chip Away at Intel’s Server Dominance

AMD is continuing to make inroad against Intel in the server market, chipping away (pun intended) at the latter’s lead.

Volkswagen May Have Bitten Off More Than It Can Chew in Race With Tesla

Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess is now admitting his goal of toppling Tesla as the world’s number one electric vehicle (EV) automaker by 2025 may be a bit ambitious.

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Samsung Preparing to Raise Chip Prices

Samsung is reportedly preparing to raise chip prices, a move that could significantly impact the price of smartphones and other electronics.

Shopify Takes Aim at Walmart and Amazon With Deliverr Purchase

Coming off of strong growth during the pandemic, Shopify has announced a deal to acquire Deliverr, a move that will help it combat Walmart and Amazon.

Nvidia May Use Intel’s Foundry Services

Intel may score a major foundry customer in the form of Nvidia, one of the biggest semiconductor purchasers in the industry.

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Intel Announces Plans to Invest Up to $80 Billion in EU Chip-Making

Intel has announced its latest expansion effort, planning to spend up to $80 billion in chip-making in Europe.

Russian Invasion of Ukraine Threatens Fragile Semiconductor Supply

In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, experts are concerned the conflict could significantly impact the semiconductor supply chain.

Dealers Beware: Ford Will Withhold Inventory From Those That Gauge Customers

Ford CEO Jim Farley is laying down the law, warning dealers the company will withhold inventory from those that gouge customers.