1. The semiconductor industry faces supply chain disruptions from geopolitical tensions and pandemic aftereffects; 2. AI and 5G advancements drive demand for advanced chips, spurring innovation; 3. Governments globally increase investments and regulations to secure semiconductor supply chains.
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