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AI data centres are taking the capacitors carmakers need

The Next WebPublished 20 days ago

Chinese carmakers face a 20-30% global shortage of printed circuit boards and multilayer ceramic capacitors, with prices tripling due to AI data centre demand. Automotive memory prices surged 180% in three months as AI servers consume most advanced-node capacity, disrupting car production and increasing vehicle costs.

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