Nvidia is facing supply chain issues affecting retail markets in Australia, while the company also relies on ASUS as a board partner.
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Updated Jun 21
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Nvidia is facing supply chain issues affecting retail markets in Australia, while the company also relies on ASUS as a board partner.
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Nvidia relies on ASUS as a board partner amid retail market supply issues in Australia.1 source
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The entities involved
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Nvidia
American multinational technology company
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ASUS
Taiwanese computers and electronics company
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