iPhone 12 suppliers fighting to address "tight supply" of new devicesThe report notes that delivery lead times are up to four weeks in some countries.
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Apple's iPhone 12 suppliers are working to address the "tight supply" of the new device.
A new DigiTimes report says that iPhone makers are increasing overtime and recruiting more workers.
The report also notes that Apple and competitors are set to take more market share from Huawei in China, which is further driving demand.
A new report from DigiTimes says that Apple's main iPhone 12 suppliers are working overtime (literally) in order to keep up with demand.
From the report:
Apple's supply chain makers of the iPhone 12 lineup reportedly are taking measures to ramp up their output to help address the tight supply of the new iPhones in a number of markets, according to industry sources.
The report notes that delivery lead times in some countries is as long as four weeks. According to sources, this is in part due to " heavy bookings of related devices by telecom and chan...
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iPhone 12 suppliers fighting to address "tight supply" of new devices
