Semiconductor
Supply Shortage
Geopolitical Risk Electronics
Supply Shortage
Geopolitical Conflict
Lead Time Increase
Price Volatility
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next few months
No relief from semiconductor shortages in 2022
17 Jan 2022, 13:30 IST17 Jan 2022, 13:30 ISTRelevance: 85%
📊Executive Summary
The article discusses ongoing semiconductor shortages that are expected to persist into 2023 and beyond, driven by a combination of global risk factors including the pandemic, political instability, and production constraints. It highlights the significant impact on the ICT sector, particularly for power chips and semiconductors essential for computers and mobile devices. The report notes that TSMC is expanding its production capacity with a $40 billion investment to address these shortages. Procurement teams should prepare for continued supply chain disruptions, increased lead times, and rising prices as a result of these factors....
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Classification
Industries
Consumer Electronics
Automotive
Components
Semiconductors & ICs
Passive Components
Regions
China
Taiwan
Topics
Semiconductor
Supply Shortage
Geopolitical Risk Electronics
Risk Categories
Supply Shortage
Geopolitical Conflict
Lead Time Increase
Price Volatility
