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Intel and TSMC CEOs say global chip shortage will drag on until 2023
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Top executives from several leading chipmakers came out this week to warn that global chip shortages will likely drag on for the next couple of years.
The worst estimate comes from new Intel Corp. Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger (pictured), who told the Washington Post in an interview on Tuesday that he expects the issue will take “a couple of years” to solve as demand soars and production capacity is maxed out.
“We do believe we have the ability to help,” Gelsinger said. But he warned that it will likely take “a couple of years until you are totally able to address it.” The problem, he said, is that it will take that long to build the extra capacity needed.
As Biden works to fix chips shortage, Intel promises help for automakers
By Nandita Bose and Stephen Nellis
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden met with executives from major companies on Monday to discuss the global chip shortage that has hit automakers and spurred Intel Corp to announce it plans to make chips for car plants at its factories in the next six to nine months.
During the meeting, Biden said he had bipartisan support for legislation to fund the semiconductor industry. He previously announced plans to invest $50 billion in semiconductor manufacturing and research as part of his drive to rebuild U.S. manufacturing under a $2 trillion infrastructure plan.