Lead Times Up, Inventories Low, Double-Ordering Rife, Capacity Strained
June 23, 2010
The chip upturn is following its traditional pattern - inventory levels remain low, double ordering appears common, lead times are lengthening and capacity is straining to keep up with demand..
"Chip makers and other participants in the chain are shorter on supply than is widely perceived," says iSuppli's Carlo Ciriello.
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