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Nvidia RTX GPU vendor Palit denies its Galax factory has closed due to a shortage of chips

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Palit released an official statement denying recent speculation that it has closed its Galax factory — where it makes Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs — because it cannot guarantee a sufficient supply of…

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