Samsung Galaxy A series smartphones face production problems due to chip shortage

Since the second half of 2020, the problem of chip shortage has become the main theme of the semiconductor industry. Today, the problem has affected industries including automobiles, mobile phones, game consoles, and PCs. According to the reports, due to global chip shortages, Samsung Galaxy A series smartphones are facing production problems. A person familiar with the matter working at a Samsung supplier said that the shortage of chips has delayed the production plan of Samsung’s Galaxy A series phones.

It is said that Samsung is facing problems in purchasing mobile phone application processors. According to reports, the company found it difficult to get Xiaolong 720G and Xiaolong 750G chipset from Qualcomm that, because in addition to the Galaxy A series, millet and red rice also used these chipsets, which further reduces the already limited supply.

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Without the reliable supply of the Snapdragon 720G and Snapdragon 750G chipsets, Samsung will not be able to continuously produce mid-range devices, which leads to a shortage of important markets. A person familiar with the matter said that the Samsung Galaxy A52, A52 5G and A72 series were released on March 17, but the official sales date has not yet been confirmed in most parts of the world.

Samsung stated that its Galaxy A series smartphones are one of its best-performing products with the best growth prospects in 2021. However, due to production problems caused by chip shortages, Samsung has postponed the release of the Galaxy A52 5G and Galaxy A72 in key markets. In addition, according to foreign media reports, the shortage of chips is also considered to be one of the main reasons why Samsung will not launch the Galaxy Note 21 this year.

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