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Digitimes September 10, 2026 By Charlene Chen positive

Nvidia reportedly drives testing interface capacity crunch, pushes Taiwan suppliers

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AI chip demand is tightening high-end testing interface capacity, and supply-chain sources say Nvidia has raised prices to secure most of the probe card and test socket output from major testing interface vendors. The squeeze is also pushing Taiwan foundry leader TSMC and related IC design customers to assess diversified supply channels for early-stage R&D validation.
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