➀ The semiconductor industry is facing a capital winter with many startups struggling to secure funding and facing bankruptcy. ➁ IPOs for semiconductor companies have become increasingly difficult due to tightened regulations and market conditions. ➂ Mergers and acquisitions are emerging as a potential solution for companies unable to go public, supported by policy incentives.
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