In the last few weeks, there has been much speculation that the Cupertino company is reducing orders for its computers.onents for the current generation of iPhones. However, manufacturers have excess inventory. However, it seems that the situation will not change until the third quarter of this year, as the latest report suggests. With a bit of exaggeration, it can be said that manufacturers will be happy to be able to "get rid" of their excess manufactured units.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is one of the largest suppliers of componeof the Californian giant. However, the company's sales in the first quarter of this year fell by 7,8% compared to the previous quarter, which is about 1 billion less than analysts expected. Gross margins are also low. The reason is that Apple significantly reduced the number of orders.
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The situation will change with the arrival of new models
But TSMC isn't the only company to start cutting production. Today's report also suggests that some touch panel manufacturers who work for Apple, began to reduce production. Suppliers are clearly disappointed, but only until production of the new iPhones starts again this year Apple prepares. After all, even the already mentioned TSMC does not have to regret the current production slowdown too much. A few days ago, information came to light directly from within the company, according to which the chipset manufacturer is convinced that this year will be a record year for it in terms of profits. The lion's share of this should mainly be the processors for this year's iPhones, which Apple will present in September and which, according to many analysts, should be a big blockbuster. The Apple company will be able to satisfy almost all of its customers with them, as it will offer both a standard 5,8″ OLED model, as well as a larger version with a 6,5″ OLED display and a cheap LCD model with 6,1″, which should also sell very well. pump up solidly.
