Intel's B360 chipset cuts production by 30%, motherboard pri

Constrained by the 14nm process capacity problem, the recent shortage of Intel processors and chipsets has been quite serious, which has also triggered large-scale and substantial price increases. A few days ago, Intel released the new ninth-generation Core, the ninth-generation Core X, and a 28-core Xeon W, all of which are made of 14nm technology. The capacity squeeze has become more serious.

 

There is news from Intel that the B360 chipset will reduce production by as much as 30% from October, so the supply in the fourth quarter will be very limited and enter a serious shortage. The specific reason for the reduction in production is unknown, but it is believed that it is inseparable from the tight 14nm production capacity.

 

The B360 motherboard is currently Intel’s absolute main sales force in the mainstream market. It is the first choice for many people to buy Core, Pentium and even Celeron.