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Demand for AI infrastructure spreads shortages beyond memory chips to MLCCs

Lillian Chen, Taipei Apr 10, 2026, 10:26 0

As global corporations accelerate spending on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, supply constraints are no longer limited to memory chips. Signs of tightening availability are now emerging in multi-layer...

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