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Digitimes September 16, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao positive

Soaring memory costs threaten Netronix's e-reader growth, even as new display markets stay on track

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Netronix said rapidly rising memory prices are squeezing the consumer electronics supply chain, raising e-book reader costs and slowing some e-paper display projects. Even so, the company still expects growth from color readers and advertising displays in 2027, helped by resilient supply-chain execution and demand for higher-value products.
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