独家
关键时刻:为什么有一个半导体短缺
芯片的不足暴露了现代世界的依赖这些微乎其微的组件、计算机的基本构建块,允许电子设备来处理数据。为什么发生短缺,能做些什么呢?
-
BSNL名字六个官员被迫退休
强制退休的军官派是印度电信服务(其)干部分批从1988年到1992年。
-
-
-
芯片的不足暴露了现代世界的依赖这些微乎其微的组件,电脑使电子的基本构建块设备处理数据。为什么发生短缺,能做些什么呢?
的开始Covid-19危机在2020年初促使全球电子产品消费热潮——从额外的监控,人们纷纷建立家庭办公室,为击败封锁无聊电视和游戏机。
工厂重新开放,电子产品生产商继续下订单——创建一个不断积压的芯片,可只有一毫米长时间的一小部分。
流行并不是唯一的因素。风暴短暂停止生产在德州今年2月,几家工厂和一个火席卷日本工厂3月。
美中紧张关系也是故事的一部分。去年8月,美国禁止外国公司的芯片使用美国技术卖给中国的科技巨头华为,在间谍指控。
华为开始囤积半导体制裁生效之前,和其他公司效仿,进一步使供应吃紧。
汽车行业迄今为止最明显的受害者,与许多品牌在最近几个月被迫减缓他们的输出。
由于汽车制造商削减产量在大流行早期,芯片供应商转向客户从其他领域——即电子产品的制造商在高需求由于大流行。
这使得汽车品牌,从大众汽车来沃尔沃,努力得到半导体现在销售再次加速。
苹果公司首席执行长库克(Tim Cook)本周警告说,短缺将iphone和ipad的生产。小电话制造商很可能会更糟糕的影响,分析师说。
Xbox游戏机PlayStation 5和系列X也供不应求。
如此之大的玩家得到的欢呼声中种图形卡需要为他们玩,他们已经采取越来越多的不同寻常的策略。
顽固分子被调到实时信息流在YouTube和抽搐,这戒指警报每次卡网上挂牌出售。
政府急于提高芯片制造能力,与此同时。
今年5月,韩国宣布了一项高达4510亿美元的投资在其投标成为半导体巨人,上个月在美国参议院投票通过520亿美元的补贴芯片工厂,被称为“晶圆厂”。
欧盟正在寻求其占全球芯片容量翻倍到2030年20%的市场份额。
但工厂不能开一夜之间——特别是那些制造半导体,一个微妙的过程,涉及紧迫的硅层的化学物质。
“建立新的能力需要时间——一个新的工厂,超过2.5年,所以大部分扩张,从现在开始不会增加可用的能力,直到2023年,“说Ondrej Burkacky,高级合伙人,也是全球半导体在咨询公司麦肯锡练习。
他还说,长期因素也意味着全球需求在“超级增长”,如趋势公司将它们的数据存储在云端,需要越来越多的数据中心建立的网站,使用大量的芯片。
首席执行官jean - marc奇瑞意芯片制造商意法半导体说,明年的订单已经超过了公司的生产能力。
在业内有一个广泛的承认,缺乏“明年将持续至少,”他说。
分析人士说,为消费者持续紧缩可能导致更高的价格。
法国SEB搅拌机等厨房设备制造商,已经警告说,它被迫提高价格。
阅读更多
![\"](\"https:\/\/st.etb2bimg.com\/Themes\/Release\/images\/responsive\/ettelecom-default.jpg\")
The dearth of chips has exposed the modern world's reliance on these miniscule components, the basic building blocks of computers which allow electronic devices<\/a> to process data. Why is the shortage happening, and what can be done about it?
The start of the Covid-19 crisis<\/a> in early 2020 prompted a global spending spree on electronic items -- from extra monitors as people rushed to set up home offices, to televisions and games consoles for beating lockdown boredom.
<\/div><\/div>Temporary factory closures due to the pandemic also put pressure on supplies.
And as plants reopened, electronic goods producers continued to place orders -- creating an ever-increasing backlog for the chips, which can be just a fraction of a millimetre long.
The pandemic isn't the only factor. A storm briefly halted production at several plants in Texas in February, and a fire ripped through a Japanese factory in March.
US-China tensions are also part of the story. Last August, the US banned foreign companies whose chips use American technology from selling to Chinese tech giant Huawei, over espionage allegations.
Huawei began stockpiling semiconductors ahead of the sanctions coming into effect, and other companies followed their lead, further straining supplies.
The car industry has been the most visible victim so far, with many brands forced to slow their output in recent months.
As automakers slashed production early in the pandemic, their chip suppliers turned to clients from other sectors -- namely the makers of electronic goods in high demand due to the pandemic.
That has left car brands, from Volkswagen<\/a> to Volvo<\/a>, scrambling to get hold of semiconductors now that sales are revving up again.
And as plants reopened, electronic goods producers continued to place orders -- creating an ever-increasing backlog for the chips, which can be just a fraction of a millimetre long.
The pandemic isn't the only factor. A storm briefly halted production at several plants in Texas in February, and a fire ripped through a Japanese factory in March.
US-China tensions are also part of the story. Last August, the US banned foreign companies whose chips use American technology from selling to Chinese tech giant Huawei, over espionage allegations.
Huawei began stockpiling semiconductors ahead of the sanctions coming into effect, and other companies followed their lead, further straining supplies.
The car industry has been the most visible victim so far, with many brands forced to slow their output in recent months.
As automakers slashed production early in the pandemic, their chip suppliers turned to clients from other sectors -- namely the makers of electronic goods in high demand due to the pandemic.
That has left car brands, from Volkswagen<\/a> to Volvo<\/a>, scrambling to get hold of semiconductors now that sales are revving up again.
<\/div><\/div>Smartphone makers had been relatively protected so far as they had existing stockpiles of chips, but they too are starting to suffer.
Apple CEO Tim Cook warned this week that the shortages are set to hit the production of iPhones and iPads. Smaller phone-makers are likely to be worse affected, analysts say.
Games consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X have also been in short supply.
So great is the clamour among gamers to get hold of chip-powered graphic cards needed for their playing, that they have been resorting to increasingly unusual strategies.
The die-hards are tuning into live-streams on YouTube and Twitch, which ring an alarm every time a card is listed for sale online.
Governments are hurrying to boost their chip-making capacities, meanwhile.
In May, South Korea announced a whopping $451 billion investment in its bid to become a semiconductor giant, while the US Senate last month voted through $52 billion in subsidies for chip plants, known as \"fabs\".
The European Union is seeking to double its share of global chip-manufacturing capacity to 20 percent of the market by 2030.
But factories cannot open overnight -- particularly those that make semiconductors, a delicate process that involves pressing layers of chemicals into silicon.
\"Building new capacity takes time -- for a new fab, more than 2.5 years -- so most expansions that are starting now will not increase the available capacity until 2023,\" said Ondrej Burkacky, senior partner and co-leader of the global semiconductors practice at consultancy McKinsey.
He added that long-term factors also meant global demand was in \"hyper growth\", such as the trend towards companies storing their data in the cloud, requiring more and more data centres to be built -- sites that use huge quantities of chips.
Jean-Marc Chery, CEO of Franco-Italian chip-maker STMicroelectronics<\/a>, said orders for next year have already outstripped his company's manufacturing capacities.
There is a broad acknowledgement within the industry that the shortage \"will last up to next year minimum,\" he said.
Analysts say the continuing squeeze could lead to higher prices for consumers.
SEB, a French maker of kitchen equipment such as blenders, has already warned that it is being forced to hike its prices.
Read More<\/strong>
<\/div><\/div>
Apple CEO Tim Cook warned this week that the shortages are set to hit the production of iPhones and iPads. Smaller phone-makers are likely to be worse affected, analysts say.
Games consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X have also been in short supply.
So great is the clamour among gamers to get hold of chip-powered graphic cards needed for their playing, that they have been resorting to increasingly unusual strategies.
The die-hards are tuning into live-streams on YouTube and Twitch, which ring an alarm every time a card is listed for sale online.
Governments are hurrying to boost their chip-making capacities, meanwhile.
In May, South Korea announced a whopping $451 billion investment in its bid to become a semiconductor giant, while the US Senate last month voted through $52 billion in subsidies for chip plants, known as \"fabs\".
The European Union is seeking to double its share of global chip-manufacturing capacity to 20 percent of the market by 2030.
But factories cannot open overnight -- particularly those that make semiconductors, a delicate process that involves pressing layers of chemicals into silicon.
\"Building new capacity takes time -- for a new fab, more than 2.5 years -- so most expansions that are starting now will not increase the available capacity until 2023,\" said Ondrej Burkacky, senior partner and co-leader of the global semiconductors practice at consultancy McKinsey.
He added that long-term factors also meant global demand was in \"hyper growth\", such as the trend towards companies storing their data in the cloud, requiring more and more data centres to be built -- sites that use huge quantities of chips.
Jean-Marc Chery, CEO of Franco-Italian chip-maker STMicroelectronics<\/a>, said orders for next year have already outstripped his company's manufacturing capacities.
There is a broad acknowledgement within the industry that the shortage \"will last up to next year minimum,\" he said.
Analysts say the continuing squeeze could lead to higher prices for consumers.
SEB, a French maker of kitchen equipment such as blenders, has already warned that it is being forced to hike its prices.
Read More<\/strong>
<\/div><\/div>
Follow and connect with us on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook<\/a>, Linkedin<\/a>, Youtube<\/a><\/div>","NumberOfSentences":{"minfo":"31.0","minfoseo":"31-0"},"AutomatedReadabilityIndex":{"minfo":"14.0","minfoseo":"14-0"},"LastPublishMilliTime":{"minfo":"1627809103670","minfoseo":"1627809103670"},"ReadabilityGradeLevel":{"minfo":"College","minfoseo":"college"},"GadgetsMarkedReviewed":{"minfo":"0","minfoseo":"0"},"HashCode":{"minfo":"-929331228","minfoseo":"-929331228"},"latestnewsflag":{"minfo":"1.0","minfoseo":"1-0"},"NumberOfCharacters":{"minfo":"4139.0","minfoseo":"4139-0"},"NumberOfWords":{"minfo":"659.0","minfoseo":"659-0"},"key":{"0":{"keyid":"10389950","value":"chip shortage","smid":"0","keynameseo":"chip-shortage","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"100"},"2":{"keyid":"6359474","value":"volvo","smid":"0","keynameseo":"volvo","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"3":{"keyid":"6361865","value":"volkswagen","smid":"0","keynameseo":"volkswagen","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"4":{"keyid":"34974","value":"telecom news","smid":"0","keynameseo":"telecom-news","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"5":{"keyid":"102188","value":"STMicroelectronics","smid":"0","keynameseo":"STMicroelectronics","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"6":{"keyid":"6451058","value":"Semiconductor","smid":"0","keynameseo":"Semiconductor","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"7":{"keyid":"8912717","value":"covid-19 crisis","smid":"0","keynameseo":"covid-19-crisis","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},"8":{"keyid":"3803977","value":"Chip Production","smid":"0","keynameseo":"Chip-Production","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"}},"authorsplit":[],"similarlytagged":[{"msid":"95423099","stname":"Bosch CEO: Inflation to weigh on margin but could ease chip shortage","artsyn":"Inflation, at record highs in Europe, also meant the supplier had to grow revenues faster to keep its forecast margin for 2022 of 4%, equal to last year. Even then, Bosch would be far below its target margin of 7%, Hartung said.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/bosch-ceo-inflation-to-weigh-on-margin-but-could-ease-chip-shortage","seolocationalt":"Bosch CEO: Inflation to weigh on margin but could ease chip shortage","url_seo":"bosch-ceo-inflation-to-weigh-on-margin-but-could-ease-chip-shortage"},{"msid":"94871191","stname":"Some EU countries want billion-euro chip plan to also fund current chips","artsyn":"The EU executive however said the 45-billion-euro ($43.7 billion) plan allows state funding only for European \"first-of-a-kind\" production facilities. The proposal needs to be thrashed out with EU countries and lawmakers before it can become law.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/some-eu-countries-want-billion-euro-chip-plan-to-also-fund-current-chips","seolocationalt":"Some EU countries want billion-euro chip plan to also fund current chips","url_seo":"some-eu-countries-want-billion-euro-chip-plan-to-also-fund-current-chips"},{"msid":"94707897","stname":"Taiwan Sept exports drop for first time in two years, outlook poor","artsyn":"Exports fell 5.3% in September from a year earlier to $37.53 billion, the Ministry of Finance said on Friday, logging a contraction for the first time since June 2020.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/taiwan-sept-exports-drop-for-first-time-in-two-years-outlook-poor","seolocationalt":"Taiwan Sept exports drop for first time in two years, outlook poor","url_seo":"taiwan-sept-exports-drop-for-first-time-in-two-years-outlook-poor"},{"msid":"94550438","stname":"Japan to give Micron Technology up to $320 mln to boost chip output in Hiroshima","artsyn":"The financial aid announcement, which follows the visit to Japan by U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, is the latest example of growing cooperation between Washington and Tokyo in chip manufacturing amid growing tension and an intensifying technology rivalry with China.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/japan-to-give-micron-technology-up-to-320-mln-to-boost-chip-output-in-hiroshima","seolocationalt":"Japan to give Micron Technology up to $320 mln to boost chip output in Hiroshima","url_seo":"japan-to-give-micron-technology-up-to-320-mln-to-boost-chip-output-in-hiroshima"},{"msid":"94499623","stname":"Apple cuts back on iPhone production amid dwindling demand","artsyn":"Apple has informed its suppliers about cutting back the assembly of as many as 6 million iPhone 14 variants in the year's second half.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/apple-cuts-back-on-iphone-production-amid-dwindling-demand","seolocationalt":"Apple cuts back on iPhone production amid dwindling demand","url_seo":"apple-cuts-back-on-iphone-production-amid-dwindling-demand"},{"msid":"94050873","stname":"India needs to be self-reliant in semi-conductor technology: Adani","artsyn":"Due to global shortage of semi-conductor chips, which are vital for running everything from cars to computers to aircrafts and military equipments, industries are suffering, Adani said.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/india-needs-to-be-self-reliant-in-semi-conductor-technology-adani","seolocationalt":"India needs to be self-reliant in semi-conductor technology: Adani","url_seo":"india-needs-to-be-self-reliant-in-semi-conductor-technology-adani"},{"msid":"94039236","stname":"U.S. Commerce aims to seek chips funding proposals by February","artsyn":"Congress in August approved $52.7 billion for semiconductor manufacturing and research and a 25% investment tax credit for chip plants, estimated to be worth $24 billion. That credit applies to projects that start construction after Jan. 1.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/u-s-commerce-aims-to-seek-chips-funding-proposals-by-february","seolocationalt":"U.S. Commerce aims to seek chips funding proposals by February","url_seo":"u-s-commerce-aims-to-seek-chips-funding-proposals-by-february"},{"msid":"93780865","stname":"Biden to sign order on $52 billion chips law implementation","artsyn":"Earlier this month, Biden signed the bill to boost efforts to make the United States more competitive with China's science and technology efforts. The law aims to alleviate a persistent shortage that has affected everything from cars and weapons to washing machines and video games by subsidizing U.S. chip manufacturing and expanding research funding.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/biden-to-sign-order-on-52-billion-chips-law-implementation","seolocationalt":"Biden to sign order on $52 billion chips law implementation","url_seo":"biden-to-sign-order-on-52-billion-chips-law-implementation"},{"msid":"93483155","stname":"Foxconn starts to feel sting of slowing smartphone sales","artsyn":"Foxconn has been largely shielded from these demand problems so far as the popularity of iPhones has endured among a loyal and relatively affluent customer base, and it said on Wednesday that rising inflation will only have a limited impact on mid- to high-end smartphone demand in the rest of the year.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/foxconn-starts-to-feel-sting-of-slowing-smartphone-sales","seolocationalt":"Foxconn starts to feel sting of slowing smartphone sales","url_seo":"foxconn-starts-to-feel-sting-of-slowing-smartphone-sales"},{"msid":"93474790","stname":"Apple supplier Foxconn's Q2 profit up 12% on cloud demand","artsyn":"Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, said net profit for the April-June quarter rose to T$33.29 billion from T$29.78 billion a year earlier.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/apple-supplier-foxconns-q2-profit-up-12-on-cloud-demand","seolocationalt":"Apple supplier Foxconn's Q2 profit up 12% on cloud demand","url_seo":"apple-supplier-foxconns-q2-profit-up-12-on-cloud-demand"},{"msid":"93175434","stname":"U.S. Senate passes bill to boost chip manufacturing, compete with China","artsyn":"The \"Chips and Science\" act provides about $52 billion in government subsidies for U.S. semiconductor production and an investment tax credit for chip plants estimated to be worth $24 billion.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/u-s-senate-passes-bill-to-boost-chip-manufacturing-compete-with-china","seolocationalt":"U.S. Senate passes bill to boost chip manufacturing, compete with China","url_seo":"u-s-senate-passes-bill-to-boost-chip-manufacturing-compete-with-china"},{"msid":"93160233","stname":"Gartner forecasts chip sales growth to slow down in 2022, fall next year","artsyn":"The research firm said that rising inflation and higher energy and fuel costs are putting pressure on consumer disposable income, affecting spending on electronic products such as PCs and smartphones.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/gartner-forecasts-chip-sales-growth-to-slow-down-in-2022-fall-next-year","seolocationalt":"Gartner forecasts chip sales growth to slow down in 2022, fall next year","url_seo":"gartner-forecasts-chip-sales-growth-to-slow-down-in-2022-fall-next-year"},{"msid":"93006600","stname":"Smartphone shipments within China up 9.1% year-on-year in June-govt data","artsyn":"Shipments were up from about 25.2 million handsets in June 2021 and 20.6 million in May 2022, according to the CAICT, a state-backed think-tank.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/smartphone-shipments-within-china-up-9-1-year-on-year-in-june-govt-data","seolocationalt":"Smartphone shipments within China up 9.1% year-on-year in June-govt data","url_seo":"smartphone-shipments-within-china-up-9-1-year-on-year-in-june-govt-data"},{"msid":"92944534","stname":"Chip issue may continue into next year: Siemens MD Sunil Mathur","artsyn":"\"The availability of semiconductors is a global challenge, and in my assessment this will continue well into next year. We are not seeing any easing yet of the semiconductor supply chain.\"","seolocation":"telecomnews\/chip-issue-may-continue-into-next-year-siemens-md-sunil-mathur","seolocationalt":"Chip issue may continue into next year: Siemens MD Sunil Mathur","url_seo":"chip-issue-may-continue-into-next-year-siemens-md-sunil-mathur"},{"msid":"92901698","stname":"TomTom sticks with revenue and cashflow guidance, giving shares a boost","artsyn":"The confirmation of TomTom's guidance helped to drive the company's shares up more than 12%, putting them on course for their strongest day in almost four years. The shares have lost a fifth of their value this year.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/tomtom-sticks-with-revenue-and-cashflow-guidance-giving-shares-a-boost","seolocationalt":"TomTom sticks with revenue and cashflow guidance, giving shares a boost","url_seo":"tomtom-sticks-with-revenue-and-cashflow-guidance-giving-shares-a-boost"},{"msid":"92892480","stname":"Chipmaker TSMC's shares jump after quarterly profit beats estimates","artsyn":"Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), a major Apple Inc supplier and the world's largest contract chipmaker, posted on Thursday a 76.4% leap in profit for the April-June period of 2022, to T$237.0 billion ($7.92 billion).","seolocation":"telecomnews\/chipmaker-tsmcs-shares-jump-after-quarterly-profit-beats-estimates","seolocationalt":"Chipmaker TSMC's shares jump after quarterly profit beats estimates","url_seo":"chipmaker-tsmcs-shares-jump-after-quarterly-profit-beats-estimates"},{"msid":"92889651","stname":"Taiwan weighs fining Foxconn over China chip investment: Source","artsyn":"Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, said this week it has become a shareholder in embattled Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup via a 5.38 billion yuan ($796.97 million) investment by a subsidiary.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/taiwan-weighs-fining-foxconn-over-china-chip-investment-source","seolocationalt":"Taiwan weighs fining Foxconn over China chip investment: Source","url_seo":"taiwan-weighs-fining-foxconn-over-china-chip-investment-source"},{"msid":"92877552","stname":"TSMC sees resilient chip sales boosting Q3; electronics demand cooling","artsyn":"The outlook from the world's largest contract-chipmaker follows blow-out results for the April-June period that underscored resilient demand amid a chip crunch caused by pandemic-fuelled sales of smartphones and laptops.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/tsmc-sees-resilient-chip-sales-boosting-q3-electronics-demand-cooling","seolocationalt":"TSMC sees resilient chip sales boosting Q3; electronics demand cooling","url_seo":"tsmc-sees-resilient-chip-sales-boosting-q3-electronics-demand-cooling"},{"msid":"92873430","stname":"Taiwan says Foxconn needs govt approval for any China chip firm investment","artsyn":"The island's government has become increasingly cautious about China's ambition to boost its semiconductor industry and has proposed new laws to prevent what it says is China stealing its chip technology, amid rising concern in Taipei that Beijing is stepping up its economic espionage.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/taiwan-says-foxconn-needs-govt-approval-for-any-china-chip-firm-investment","seolocationalt":"Taiwan says Foxconn needs govt approval for any China chip firm investment","url_seo":"taiwan-says-foxconn-needs-govt-approval-for-any-china-chip-firm-investment"},{"msid":"92868146","stname":"Ericsson's quarterly core profit misses estimates on rising costs","artsyn":"Soaring inflation, a chip shortage and Russia's invasion of Ukraine has led to increased costs, resulting in gross margin falling to 42.1% from 43.4%. The results were also hit by patent disputes, including one with Apple, that decreased revenue by 0.9 billion crowns.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/ericssons-quarterly-core-profit-misses-estimates-on-rising-costs","seolocationalt":"Ericsson's quarterly core profit misses estimates on rising costs","url_seo":"ericssons-quarterly-core-profit-misses-estimates-on-rising-costs"}],"primeid":0,"storytags":{"categoryTag":{"sectionid":"49830939","sectionname":"TelecomNews","seolocation":"telecomnews","seolocationalt":"telecomnews"},"otherTags":[{"keyid":"10389950","value":"chip shortage","smid":"0","keynameseo":"chip-shortage","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"100"},{"keyid":"6355190","value":"Devices","smid":"0","keynameseo":"Devices","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"60"},{"keyid":"6359474","value":"volvo","smid":"0","keynameseo":"volvo","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"6361865","value":"volkswagen","smid":"0","keynameseo":"volkswagen","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"34974","value":"telecom news","smid":"0","keynameseo":"telecom-news","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"102188","value":"STMicroelectronics","smid":"0","keynameseo":"STMicroelectronics","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"6451058","value":"Semiconductor","smid":"0","keynameseo":"Semiconductor","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"8912717","value":"covid-19 crisis","smid":"0","keynameseo":"covid-19-crisis","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"},{"keyid":"3803977","value":"Chip Production","smid":"0","keynameseo":"Chip-Production","keytype":"","keycount":"totalcount","weightage":"20"}],"filterTags":[]},"formattedTags":{"companyTags":[],"otherTags":[{"name":"STMicroelectronics"},{"name":"covid-19 crisis"},{"name":"Chip Production"},{"name":"chip shortage"},{"name":"Semiconductor"},{"name":"telecom news"},{"name":"volkswagen"},{"name":"Devices"},{"name":"volvo"}],"newsCategoryTags":[{"name":"TelecomNews","seolocation":"telecomnews"}],"breadcrumbTags":["chip shortage","Devices","volvo","volkswagen","telecom news","STMicroelectronics","Semiconductor","covid-19 crisis","Chip Production"],"filterTags":[]},"breadcrumbTags":["chip shortage","Devices","volvo","volkswagen","telecom news","STMicroelectronics","Semiconductor","covid-19 crisis","Chip Production"],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"Altdescription":{"minfo":""},"amp_url":"\/\/www.iser-br.com\/amp\/news\/the-chips-are-down-why-theres-a-semiconductor-shortage\/84943078"}" data-news-images="[{"msid":"84942533","msname":"","msnameseo":"chip","mediatype":"1","artdate":"2021-08-01 13:52:58.0","caption":" The European Union is seeking to double its share of global chip-manufacturing capacity to 20 percent of the market by 2030."}]" data-newsletter-by="0" data-newsletter-date="a" data-hasbottomcarousel="" data-alldetailsopen="0" data-multipleanalyticshit="" data-deeplink="https://ettelecom.app.link?$deeplink_path=" data-socialshareformat="default">
