1. The semiconductor industry is grappling with prolonged supply chain disruptions due to surging demand and production bottlenecks; 2. Key sectors like automotive and consumer electronics face significant delays, forcing companies to adjust production strategies; 3. Governments and manufacturers are investing in regional chip fabrication plants and diversifying suppliers to mitigate future risks.
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