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» The chip shortage thats wreaking havoc on supplies of cars, computers, and more could last another 2 years, experts say The chip shortage thats wreaking havoc on supplies of cars, computers, and more could last another 2 years, experts say Dominick ReuterMay 14, 2021, 21:04 IST A researcher plants a semiconductor on an interface board during a research work to design and develop a semiconductor product at Tsinghua Unigroup research centre in BeijingReuters Semiconductors are an increasingly ...

Mark it up as another thing you wouldn't expect to be affected by the pandemic: computer chips. A shortage of them is causing dealers to struggle to have new cars to sell with an unexpected demand. KDKA's John Shumway has the story.

Thin new car supplies also pushing up prices for used models

https://www.afinalwarning.com/515514.html (Natural News) The chief executive of the Ford Motor Company, one of America’s largest automakers, says he believes the company will lose half of its second-quarter production due to the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage. During the company’s first-quarter earnings call on Wednesday, April 28, Ford CEO Jim Farley proudly announced that the company was able to beat Wall Street’s expectations regarding its earnings. But he couched this state...

Car prices rise as dealerships see shortages Car dealers see shortages, buyers see higher prices By CNN Staff | April 26, 2021 at 1:24 PM CDT - Updated April 26 at 1:24 PM (CNN) – If you’re in the market for a car this year, get ready to pay more. Car lots across the country are dealing with limited inventories, and that’s forcing many consumers to pay more for those high-demand cars. Car dealerships are reporting they only have a fraction of the vehicles that they typically have, bot...

Ellen Nakashima, National Security Reporter with The Washington Post, talks to Jack & Joe about China's effort to control the market of high-powered computer chips (derived from US technology) to make better weapons.

A growing semiconductor shortage could hamstring the EV boom in 2021. Here’s who could profit in the days ahead

By Justine Coleman - 03/03/21 10:01 AM EST   Samsung is considering four sites in the U.S., including in Austin, Texas, for a $17 billion semiconductor, or chip, factory, according to documents filed in Texas.  The South Korean company revealed that it is reviewing one site in Austin in addition to two sites in Arizona and one in New York for the “highly competitive project.” Each location is proposing property tax abatement and “significant grants and/or refundable tax credits,” ...

The United States has grappled with shortages of medical gear and computer chips, among other items.

A shortage of computer chips is causing problems for the auto industry.