Source: thenewstack.io
No Immediate End to Chip Shortage, but Hope for the Long RunCategory: Business, Infrastructure
No one should expect that the ongoing chip shortage that has plagued the IT sector and rippled through industries from gaming consoles and smartphones to automobiles is going to end anytime soon, according to recent comments from an array of industry executives and observers. “It will take a while for us to see a time when supply exceeds demand,” Huang said.
While automotive has been the most high-profile industry to be impacted, the chip shortage has hindered production in a number of fields.
Many of us working from home, learning from home, went out and bought things like PCs, game consoles, Wi-Fi routers.
For example, major automaker Ford https://gf.com/press-release/globalfoundries-ford-address-auto-chip-supply-and-meet-growing-demand with chip foundry GlobalFoundries this month in hopes of expanding its supply chain.
While automotive has been the most high-profile industry to be impacted, the chip shortage has hindered production in a number of fields.
Many of us working from home, learning from home, went out and bought things like PCs, game consoles, Wi-Fi routers.
For example, major automaker Ford https://gf.com/press-release/globalfoundries-ford-address-auto-chip-supply-and-meet-growing-demand with chip foundry GlobalFoundries this month in hopes of expanding its supply chain.
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