Reported by 3 outlets

Palit refutes claims that it closed Galax graphics card manufacturing over Nvidia chip supplies

TechSpot

The story so far

AI summary of the reporting below · Updated · How we work

The company stated that Galax continues to operate as usual, no manufacturing facilities have closed, and products remain available through sales channels in both domestic and international markets. [1][2]

The shutdown rumors originated from a report by a Spanish outlet claiming Palit could no longer procure enough silicon to keep the Galax plant viable. Palit clarified that Galax and Palit share the same manufacturing facilities, where production and operations are proceeding normally. [1][2]

This marks the second wave of closure rumors Galax has faced this year. In April, an internal restructuring that moved Galax operations directly under Palit Group headquarters in Taiwan led to speculation that the brand would exit the market entirely. Industry watchers note that ongoing market anxieties stem from broader GPU shortages and AI-driven memory chip crunches. [1][2][3]

Read the original reporting

3 outlets
Wccftech
[3] Wccftech

Palit Says GALAX Is Going Nowhere and Continues To Operate As Usual, Though Recent GPU Shortages Drive Uncertaintity For Smaller Brands

Palit has denied reports that GALAX & KFA2 are ending their buisnesses, but constrained GPU supply causes uncertainty. GALAX & KFA2 Merged Into Palit To Preserve Their Brands, But Reduced GPU Supply Is Putting Pressure On Their Continuation Back in April, we were the first to report that GALAX & KFA2 would merge with Palit as the latter took full control of the businesses.

via Wccftech
Read at Wccftech

Related coverage