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May 2021
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Could the computer chip shortage reverse...

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The current shortage of computer chips began in the auto sector as a result of the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

In this episode, IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor chats to tech specialist, Dr Richard Windsor, from Radio Free Mobile who says the initial pressures that built up then moved into consumer electronics. But, because of the capital expenditure that’s been promised by the big chip makers like Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor, this excess demand could be swamped by excess supply, possibly ‘by Q2 or Q3’ in 2022.

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