Could Major Chip Manufacturer Layoffs Affect Domestic Chip Production?

By Logan Wamsley

After the election, one of the first executive orders from President Joe Biden was dedicated to analyzing U.S. supply chains to see how his administration could help boost domestic production, especially for electronic components and semiconductors which overwhelmingly are produced in Taiwan and, to a lesser extent, China. Earlier this year, the U.S. government took…

Chip Manufacturers Embrace Production Beyond China, Including in the US

By Logan Wamsley

Semiconductors today now play a critical role in nearly every major industry in some form or another. And as supplier inventories have remained scarce, these industries ranging from automotive to healthcare to consumer electronics have felt the repercussions. Not immune to these repercussions are the chipmakers themselves, who across the board are seeing significant losses…

Supply Chain Shortages for Semiconductors to Last to 2024, Says Intel CEO

By Logan Wamsley

If there was any hope that the electronic component and semiconductor markets are on the upswing, many of those hopes were squashed in a recent CNBC interview with Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger. According to Gelsinger, he expects the semiconductor industry to face supply chain shortages until at least 2024. Gelsinger’s comments come following the release…

The US Is Investing in Semiconductors, You Should Too

By Logan Wamsley

In the wake of the Ukraine crisis, as well as the ongoing geopolitical tensions with China and the continued supply chain issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. is prioritizing semiconductor manufacturing on its own soil more than ever. Indeed, President Biden in his State of the Union address highlighted his push for new…