IT products recorded a sales surge in April despite the third wave of the pandemic.
New computer models are seeing an uptick in price following the global shortage of semiconductors and a surge in demand for IT devices used for remote work and study, according to IT device distributors.
Somsak Pejthaveeporndej, chief executive of VST ECS Thailand, said the world faces a shortage of components such as integrated circuits used in a broad range of devices, including computers and IT products.
The company’s typical inventory for computer products is around 30 days, but since last year, inventory has dropped to 14-15 days, he said.
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