We’re going to see another chip shortage—despite the CHIPS and Science Act

By cineramaMarch 11, 2023Bitcoin Business

Rakesh Kumar writes that countries still risk getting hit with a shortage of chips, despite the amount of attention and money being thrown at the semiconductor industry. Caitlin O’Hara—Bloomberg/Getty […]

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We’re going to see another chip shortage—despite the CHIPS and Science Act

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