Supply chain reports indicate that NVIDIA (NVDA) is significantly increasing prices to secure probe card and test socket production capacity from major test interface vendors, reports DigiTimes

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Supply chain reports indicate that NVIDIA is significantly increasing prices to secure probe card and test socket production capacity from major test interface vendors, leading to a shortage of demand from R&D and engineering verification sectors, including wafer foundries.

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