#ai-driven-component-shortages

#ai-driven-component-shortages

California's lawsuit alleges that Amazon reached out to brands, coercing them to 'fix' retail prices on competitors' websites, leveraging its overwhelming bargaining power.

At least two of the company's upcoming machines could debut a little later than the company initially planned, referencing the refreshes to Apple's desktop and its laptop that's expected to get a touchscreen.

Renault and Geely's Horse Powertrain has revealed an all-in-one solution that can transform EVs into hybrids, plug-in hybrids, or extended-range EVs with minimal investments and changes to a car's architecture.

Tim Cook's decision to shift production to China was a radical move that transformed Apple into one of the world's most valuable companies. By leveraging China's manufacturing capabilities, Cook not only reduced costs but also increased efficiency, allowing Apple to scale operations rapidly. The partnership with Foxconn was particularly crucial, as it enabled the production of iconic products like the iPhone, marking a significant turning point in Apple's history.

Do you have a phone in your pocket you'd like to upgrade in the next few years? Fancy a game console or handheld? A laptop, perhaps? Will you need a new router, whether you're purchasing outright or renting from your ISP? Each of these devices is expected to have shortages, price hikes, or both in 2026. And even if you don't plan to buy, you depend on goods and services from others who'll be paying more to upgrade their devices.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE:TSM) is expanding production of advanced AI semiconductors to Japan, marking a significant geographic diversification for the world's leading chipmaker. The move addresses surging demand for cutting-edge chips while reducing geopolitical risk tied to Taiwan-based manufacturing. The expansion comes as TSMC reported Q4 2025 revenue of $33.73 billion, up 20.5% year-over-year, with net income climbing 35% to $15.2 billion.