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The global semiconductor industry is on the brink of another major disruption due to skyrocketing demand for AI-focused chips and AI-enabled consumer electronics, potentially leading to a widespread chip shortage similar to the one experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Key players like Nvidia and TSMC are ramping up production to meet this demand, but geopolitical tensions, supply chain complexities, and energy dependencies pose significant risks. As companies innovate and expand, the industry's future hinges on navigating these multifaceted challenges to sustain growth and technological advancement.
By Dr. Tony HoangThe global semiconductor industry is on the brink of another major disruption due to skyrocketing demand for AI-focused chips and AI-enabled consumer electronics, potentially leading to a widespread chip shortage similar to the one experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Key players like Nvidia and TSMC are ramping up production to meet this demand, but geopolitical tensions, supply chain complexities, and energy dependencies pose significant risks. As companies innovate and expand, the industry's future hinges on navigating these multifaceted challenges to sustain growth and technological advancement.