The State of the Global Semiconductor Chip Shortage

This year's worldwide semiconductor shortage limited the supply of everything from new cars to smart phones. Looking ahead, several experts in the chip industry expect the shortage to continue deep into 2022, and maybe even 2023. Syed Alam, Accenture's Global Semiconductor Lead, joined Cheddar Movers to discuss.

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