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Smartphone Shipments Decline Amid Chip Shortage, Iran War
Global smartphone shipments saw a decline in the first quarter, with IDC attributing the downturn to a persistent chip shortage, memory crunch, and increased costs driven by the Iran war. These factors are significantly impacting the tech market.
15 Apr, 03:38 — 15 Apr, 07:09
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Memory crunch and Iran War lead to phone market decline - The Straits Times
Memory crunch and Iran War lead to phone market decline The Straits Times
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Smartphone shipments decline in Q1 as chip shortage, Iran war drive costs higher: IDC
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