In recent weeks, we’ve heard a lot of rumors about a possible delay of at least one of its four models, the iPhone 14. We are going through a tough time globally with material shortages and device manufacturing challenges, and the iPhone 14 will not be exempt. Again, Samsung may have the key to make the iPhone 14 not lag according to the latest information.

Well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reveals that Apple is facing Supply issues that could affect the production of the iPhone 14. However, the analyst assures that these issues “will have a limited impact on the next mass production of the iPhone 14, as other suppliers may fill the supply gap.” to be one big suppliers Samsung.

According to Kuo, iPhone 14 will not be delayed

I’ve learned that some iPhone 14 panel and memory vendors have been experiencing supply issues lately, but that should have a limited impact on the upcoming iPhone 14 mass production as other vendors may fill the supply gap.

Apple counts on Samsung to launch iPhone 14 on time

It looks like Apple may be having problems with two key components of the iPhone 14. On the one hand, the device’s memory, on the other, its screens. However, these issues don’t worry Apple too much because Samsung will be able to meet demand that others cannot satisfy.

Micron & SK Hynix they are also memory suppliers to Apple, and both seem to be experiencing production issues due to both time constraints and quality issues. However, Samsung will make up for the shortcomings of these manufacturers.

Samsung is almost the only supplier for the 3Q22 and can meet the increased production demand of the iPhone 14 Pro

Samsung will be responsible for producing more components so that the iPhone 14 does not lag

Another major issue is with the screens, especially those of the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max that produced them. LGEscreen. It seems that the Korean company has some problems and Both Samsung and BOE will undertake these initial orders. your screens.

Samsung and BOE could largely fill the initial supply gap caused by LG Display’s panel appearance issues (iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14, mostly obsolete). It is expected that LG Display will not take much time to fix the problem.

This shows that Apple’s plan to have multiple suppliers is a solid strategy. Although a few providers have issues, Apple has others to fix these specific issues. Let’s hope all is well and the iPhone 14 will not lag.