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Your Car, Toaster, Even Washing Machine, Can’t Work Without Them. And There’s a Global Shortage. May 14, 2021 By Alex T. Williams Alex Williams is an economist and research analyst at Employ America, a think tank focused on creating tighter labor markets. As the fallout from Covid wreaks havoc on supply chains, a major economic and geopolitical tug of war has broken out. The reason: a global shortage in the supply of semiconductors — the microchips at the heart of countless produ...

Employees at Lenexa, Kansas, based Pivot International and other manufacturing facilities around the world are dealing with a chip shortage. Tech experts say protect your current electronics so you don't have to replace them during the shortage.

Widespread Commodity Shortages Raise Inflation Fears For products as diverse as lumber and microchips, price increases are filtering through the economy. An apartment complex in Orlando, Fla., being built by Roger B. Kennedy Construction, which says many of its suppliers are raising their prices 10 to 20 percent.Credit...Octavio Jones for The New York Times May 3, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET WASHINGTON — In a normal year, Ron Whelan, vice president of Roger B. Kennedy Construction, receives one or tw...

These Materials Could Make Science Fiction a Reality Metamaterials, which could improve smartphones and change how we use other technology, allow scientists to control light waves in new ways. Credit...James Yang This article is part of our new series, , which examines how rapid advances in technology are transforming our lives. Imagine operating a computer by moving your hands in the air as Tony Stark does in “Iron Man.” Or using a smartphone to magnify an object as does the device that H...

Almost every carmaker has had to curtail production, hampering the economic recovery.

US president made an appearance at a virtual meeting between administration officials and company leaders held to discuss developing a stronger US computer chip supply chain.

In short supply and hot demand, chip prices could keep rising all year Getty Images An employee oversees a fabrication process at Jiejie Microelectronics, a manufacturer of semiconductors, in Nantong in Chinas Jiangsu province. Synopsis As Covid-19 swept the world last year, surging demand for remote working, home entertainment, and online education products and services led to a run on consumer electronics like smartphones, PCs, and TVs. This, in turn, pushed up demand for the chips they use. ...

Beijing’s leaders plot a path to go it alone, vowing to spend big to fill gaps in innovation and avoid dependence on the United States and others.

The high cost and long lead times for building computer chip factories makes it difficult for the U.S. to reverse the steady decline of its domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity.