Global Chip Shortage

[Verbl Kint]

Global chip shortages to last 2 more years: Intel CEO - MarketWatch

"New Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said on Thursday that supply constraints, and the “immense” investment needed to meet demand, mean that the chip shortages affecting the automobile industry and other sectors are likely to last two more years."


It's not just gadgets, computers, and cars going to be affected but basically anything the uses a computer chip.



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[uls]

Global chip shortages to last 2 more years: Intel CEO - MarketWatch

"New Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger said on Thursday that supply constraints, and the “immense” investment needed to meet demand, mean that the chip shortages affecting the automobile industry and other sectors are likely to last two more years."


It's not just gadgets, computers, and cars going to be affected but basically anything the uses a computer chip.



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assembly line ng mga kotse humihinto dahil kulang sa chips

[Athrunzala]

kaya nga sobrang mahal ng mga laptops ngayon!

[dreamur]

Semicon companies (chips manufacturers) are watching their stock prices go up and expecting huge bonuses. [emoji106]$$$

[Vodka]

TSMC (taiwan) is the biggest one. tapos drought pa ngayon sa taiwan apparently chip mfg consumes a lot of water

good thing china doesn't have the technology for high performance semiconductor

[Verbl Kint]

TSMC (taiwan) is the biggest one. tapos drought pa ngayon sa taiwan apparently chip mfg consumes a lot of water

good thing china doesn't have the technology for high performance semiconductor

Taiwan's worst drought in decades impacting crucial technological sector


"Taiwan is home to some of the world's largest and most advanced microchip factories in the world, according to Tech Xplore, a news organization that covers the technology industry. Manufacturing microchips is a very water-intensive process that uses billions of gallons of water each year to protect products from contamination."

It turns out the shortage is going to get much worse before it gets better.

Our modern society is basically built on embedded microchips on equipment, machinery, instruments, and consumer products. The ripple effect of this will be a key issue for governments and economies in the next 18 months.

[Jun aka Pekto]

Taiwan's worst drought in decades impacting crucial technological sector


"Taiwan is home to some of the world's largest and most advanced microchip factories in the world, according to Tech Xplore, a news organization that covers the technology industry. Manufacturing microchips is a very water-intensive process that uses billions of gallons of water each year to protect products from contamination."

It turns out the shortage is going to get much worse before it gets better.

Our modern society is basically built on embedded microchips on equipment, machinery, instruments, and consumer products. The ripple effect of this will be a key issue for governments and economies in the next 18 months.

Don't forget, new cars nowadays have a ridiculous amount of computer electronics. Many even have WiFi hotspots built-in. Obviously, all of them need chips too.

I for one would like cars to go back to analog. I haven't even established accounts for the entertainment electronics in my 2019 car. No plan to either. It's just something else that can be hacked. No Apple Play for me either....even though I have an iPhone.

[dreamur]

Don't forget, new cars nowadays have a ridiculous amount of computer electronics. Many even have WiFi hotspots built-in. Obviously, all of them need chips too.

I for one would like cars to go back to analog. I haven't even established accounts for the entertainment electronics in my 2019 car. No plan to either. It's just something else that can be hacked. No Apple Play for me either....even though I have an iPhone.

There is no turning back...

[Yatta]

Don't forget, new cars nowadays have a ridiculous amount of computer electronics. Many even have WiFi hotspots built-in. Obviously, all of them need chips too.

I for one would like cars to go back to analog. I haven't even established accounts for the entertainment electronics in my 2019 car. No plan to either. It's just something else that can be hacked. No Apple Play for me either....even though I have an iPhone.

Ang nakakainis its 95% of the time its the sensors itself that go bad rather than say the actual mechanism they are monitoring.

[WallyWest]

Don't forget, new cars nowadays have a ridiculous amount of computer electronics. Many even have WiFi hotspots built-in. Obviously, all of them need chips too.

I for one would like cars to go back to analog. I haven't even established accounts for the entertainment electronics in my 2019 car. No plan to either. It's just something else that can be hacked. No Apple Play for me either....even though I have an iPhone.

Maybe not back to analog as electronics have really improved emissions and fuel economy. However, I do wish car manufacturers would soon reach the point where they'd finally stop adding more and more "features" to cars just for the heck of it. It's starting to get ridiculous really.

[ray_noel]

Semicon companies (chips manufacturers) are watching their stock prices go up and expecting huge bonuses. [emoji106]$$$

Dreamur bai... diba company mo is on the same business? Magkaka new car this year bah? LC300? [emoji2]


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[dreamur]

Dreamur bai... diba company mo is on the same business? Magkaka new car this year bah? LC300? [emoji2]


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Galing ako both industries bai pero ung forester ko 2015 model pa rin. Not all men in the corporate world are created equal. Some are equaller than the other.

[dreamur]

The pandemic has brought about unprecedented demands for electronic products (laptops, cloud servers, 5G infra, medical equipment and health sensors) that semicon companies are stretching resources to catch up with the backlogs. Shortage of automotive electronic parts were just an offshoot as the auto mfcturers maintain low inventory levels by practicing JIT.

[Egan101]

Bro dreamur - pasakay ng new LC300 mo ha. Magkalapit pa naman yung parking slot natin.


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[dreamur]

Bro dreamur - pasakay ng new LC300 mo ha. Magkalapit pa naman yung parking slot natin.


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L300 lang bro. Walang C!

[111prez]

May computer chip din ba itong 2020 L300?

Pag ganito ang situwasyon, back to good old 70s and 80s vehicles tayo. Basic, low tech, and talyer-friendly

[Wh1stl3r]

May computer chip din ba itong 2020 L300?

Pag ganito ang situwasyon, back to good old 70s and 80s vehicles tayo. Basic, low tech, and talyer-friendly

It should have an ECU na rin since CRDi na rin sya.

[dreamur]

May computer chip din ba itong 2020 L300?

Pag ganito ang situwasyon, back to good old 70s and 80s vehicles tayo. Basic, low tech, and talyer-friendly

All new models have chips na bro either on their infotainment or instrument cluster. The most advanced chips are those being used for autonomous driving like sensors and cameras.

[111prez]

All new models have chips na bro either on their infotainment or instrument cluster. The most advanced chips are those being used for autonomous driving like sensors and cameras.

Baka engine chip lang para sa itong L300. Its dashboard, instrument cluster and even stereo are all very basic. Ang digital lang ay yung odometer.

[dreamur]

^Nice. Pang harabas talaga bro. I remember during late 90s early 2000s, daming converted na binebenta sa Cebu. P300K/unit.