1. The semiconductor industry is grappling with supply chain disruptions caused by a global chip shortage, impacting sectors like automotive and electronics; 2. Companies are adopting strategies such as diversifying suppliers and increasing inventory buffers, while governments push for localized production; 3. Long-term solutions include investments in advanced manufacturing technologies and collaborative efforts to build resilient supply chains.
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