Asustek complains of Intel laptop processor shortage
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Taiwan’s Asustek Computer complained on Tuesday of a shortage of Intel central processing units (CPUs) for laptop PCs, but said it didn’t expect the problem to affect its sales.
“The biggest shortage in notebook components is in CPUs, Intel CPUs. Intel isn’t meeting demand,” said Jerry Shen, president of Asustek, answering questions at an investors conference in Beitou, Taiwan. Asustek forecasts it will ship between 4.2 million and 4.4 million of its own-brand laptops this year, not including its popular new Eee PC. The company has targeted shipments of up to 400,000 Eee PCs this year.
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