PS5 and Xbox Series X. Nowhere in stores, as well Human cost GPUs. The situation will still last a long time, but inside 2023 According to a recent ITC report, the semiconductor crisis will be completely resolved.
The lower availability of the PS5 and Xbox Series X is due to the insane prices of GPUs (often 70% higher than those charged by manufacturers) due to a shortage of semiconductors made by companies like Toshiba, which has already confirmed that 2022 production rates will remain unchanged from this year.
The ITC report partially confirms the Japanese company’s forecasts 2022 in the second half It will finally end in 2023, which means there should be no problem finding consoles and other technology products in stores by then. Obviously the prices of GPUs will also benefit, but in this case there is also the problem of high demand for video cards from the miners.
In short, these months are a little comforting for those trying to catch the Xbox Series X, PS5 and future Nintendo Switch OLED, but now we know when we can start seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. .
However the ITC report Warns of possible High productivity In 2023 semiconductors led to excessive supply, which was detrimental to manufacturers, forcing them to cut prices.
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