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| Foxconn shows when iPhone production will return to normal |
(Foxconn), the Chinese company that makes iPhones for Apple devices, said in a speech to investors on Tuesday that iPhone production capacity should return to normal by the end of this month due to concerns over the effects of the Corona virus. China.
Foxconn told investors it covered 50% of its "seasonal energy needs". The company announced less than two weeks ago that it had returned to major Chinese factories after being forced to close major sites for health reasons.
Foxconn warned: "There is still a lot of uncertainty and the potential impact cannot be determined throughout the year. However, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and 5G networks remain a catalyst in the long run. So we believe some requirements will be postponed until the end of this year."
It should be noted that Apple is likely to launch an inexpensive iPhone model, iPhone SE2 (iPhone SE2). The phone will be manufactured at Foxconn factory affected by Chengdu shutdown, China.
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