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Intel chief reiterates global chip shortage will continue into 2023
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eurogamer.netIntel chief Pat Gelsinger has reiterated the global chip shortage is set to continue into 2023.
That's despite manufacturers rushing to step up production to meet demand.
The CEO made similar comments back in October and last week visited Malaysia as Intel announced an expansion to its back-end manufacturing capabilities, as reported by Nikkei.
«The overall semiconductor shortage is quite significant and the semiconductor industry was growing about 5% per year before COVID,» said Gelsinger.
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