With the global chip shortage showing no signs of alleviation, the next product affected may be smart TVs. Samsung, which accounts for 20% of the TV market, has warned that if the situation does not improve, then it “may not be able to continue production” of these devices. Han Jong-hee, head of Samsung Electronics’ visual display business, told reporters in South Korea recently: “The entire industry is facing severe supply shortages. If the problem continues, the company may can not produce TVs.’ Make every effort to prevent problems from appearing.”
According to sources, Han Zongxi recently visited Taiwan and met with local chip manufacturers MediaTek and Novatek. These companies are Samsung TVs. produce driver integrated circuits and other components. He said that the company’s supply is safe for at least this year, but there are reports that this situation will not be resolved until 2023, and the South Korean giant may have become nervous.
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Despite concerns about shortages, Han Zongxi said that Samsung’s production of 146-inch Micro LED TVs is in full swing. After the 110-inch version of the TV released in December last year, the production line will be further expanded, and this TV will also be available in 70-inch and 80-inch versions.
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