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There's no clear end in sight for the chip shortage, US Department of Commerce says
In today's top stories, US government warns that electronics chip supply crunch remains dire, with the DOC faulting factories that produce the chips. In other news, Intel's $1.2B antitrust fine issued in 2009 is overturned by a European court. And finally, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reportedly plans to retire after 27 years on the bench.
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By CNETIn today's top stories, US government warns that electronics chip supply crunch remains dire, with the DOC faulting factories that produce the chips. In other news, Intel's $1.2B antitrust fine issued in 2009 is overturned by a European court. And finally, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reportedly plans to retire after 27 years on the bench.