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AI Demand Roils Aumovio’s Talks to Buy Chips, CFO Says

AI Demand Roils Aumovio’s Talks to Buy Chips, CFO Says
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 25 June 2026, 07:18 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 25th, 2026 AI Demand Roils Aumovio’s Talks to Buy Chips, CFO Says Aumovio’s negotiations to secure memory chips for next year are proving difficult as artificial intelligence companies consume supplies of the key components. That's according to Jutta Doenges, chief financial officer of the German auto supplier, who spoke with Bloomberg Television anchor Anna Edwards at the Bloomberg New Voices event in Frankfurt on June 24.

Jun 25th, 2026 AI Demand Roils Aumovio’s Talks to Buy Chips, CFO Says Aumovio’s negotiations to secure memory chips for next year are proving difficult as artificial intelligence companies consume supplies of the key components. That's according to Jutta Doenges, chief financial officer of the German auto supplier, who spoke with Bloomberg Television anchor Anna Edwards at the Bloomberg New Voices event in Frankfurt on June 24. [Image text:] Bloomberg tleeme Bleemberg 61 Bloomberg
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