Memory price surge weighs on electronics demand as Wah Hong pushes AI cooling

Tight memory supply has driven up prices, weakening consumer electronics demand, while Wah Hong Industrial's investment in its thermal management division weighed on third-quarter results.

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2026-11-09 02:57 · DigiTimes Asia
Taiwanese ICT manufacturer Wah Hong accelerates AI cooling as memory hikes hit electronics

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