1. The global chip shortage has caused severe supply chain disruptions in the semiconductor industry, impacting automotive and electronics manufacturing; 2. Companies are adopting strategies like supplier diversification and inventory expansion, though logistical bottlenecks and geopolitical tensions persist; 3. The article emphasizes the need for international collaboration and increased R&D investments to address shortages and meet future demand.
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