Samsung's historic labor strike was averted at the 11th hour, but the planned walkout of 47,000 workers came dangerously close to triggering the largest labor disruption in semiconductor history.

In this Z2Data analysis, we break down what the strike would have meant for chip and memory supply, the suppliers and commodities most exposed to a stoppage at Samsung's South Korean fabs, and the steps OEMs should take in case the tentative agreement falls through.

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• Samsung's exposure tied to its concentrated South Korean manufacturing footprint
• The semiconductor commodities most at risk, from DRAM and FPGAs to MOSFETs and MPUs
• Global chipmakers most reliant on Samsung-produced components
• Samsung fabs, IC assembly, and packaging sites most vulnerable to disruption