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Digitimes October 27, 2026 By Lily Hess neutral

AI demand squeezes automotive memory, pushing automakers to take control of chip supply

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Expanding investment in AI data centers is putting pressure on memory supply and demand across the automotive industry. As semiconductor companies prioritize high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and server products, automotive memory faces rising prices and tighter supplies, making automakers' direct procurement, long-term partnerships, and in-house chip design increasingly strategic.
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