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Wiwynn expects chip shortage to start easing in 2H22

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Kevin Cheng, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 8 December 2021 0

Server demand remains robust. Credit: DIGITIMES

Server ODM Wiwynn expects chip shortages to start easing in the second half of 2022 and is upbeat about the demand for cloud servers and data centers next year.

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