Global shortage in computer chips 'reaches crisis point'

📊Executive Summary
The global semiconductor shortage has escalated to a crisis level, impacting various sectors including automotive and consumer electronics. Major companies like Ford and Nissan are experiencing significant production disruptions, with Ford estimating a profit hit of up to $2.5 billion due to chip shortages. The article highlights how the pandemic has shifted demand patterns, leading to a surge in semiconductor needs for electric vehicles, TVs, and gaming consoles. Companies like Apple and Samsung are also facing delays in product launches due to this shortage, indicating a severe imbalance in supply and demand. The situation is expected to persist as it takes time to ramp up semiconductor production capacity....
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