The facilities to make them cost billions of investment and are extremely risky meaning no investors ever step up. Politicians don't step up much because it doesn't generate very many jobs either.
And the biggest impact to the chip manufacturing problem is Taiwan. The world's largest pure play manufacturer, TSMC is in Taiwan. This is one of the biggest reasons China wants it. And if they take Taiwan expect the shortage to become orders of magnitude worse.
Yes. A good thing to look into now would be the movement of necessity in cuba. They were making so many antennae out of lunch trays, they became a hot commodity.
Repurposing, stripping, tear downs and rebuilds... every crew/posse/clan/gang needs at least two techies... hardware and software.
Local facilities making the chips means faster delivery time of finished chips. When a company orders chips from
Taiwan, they’ll generally ship them as cheaply as possible meaning slow boat from China style delivery. With shipping delays, supply chain interruptions, boats waiting in queue to get into the harbour and then unloaded, you could have the existing factories keeping up before but now deliveries haven’t been made and bam, shortage.
Having a local supplier can help drive down prices through competition and remove dependency on a foreign nation which SHOULD be a goal but globalists gonna globalist.
If it takes them say 2 weeks to process your order of chips, and it’s 3 states away, you could have your chips in a couple of days by truck. Your order from Taiwan could be 6 months from arriving. This is why we need more chip facilities.
The facilities to make them cost billions of investment and are extremely risky meaning no investors ever step up. Politicians don't step up much because it doesn't generate very many jobs either.
And the biggest impact to the chip manufacturing problem is Taiwan. The world's largest pure play manufacturer, TSMC is in Taiwan. This is one of the biggest reasons China wants it. And if they take Taiwan expect the shortage to become orders of magnitude worse.
Yes. A good thing to look into now would be the movement of necessity in cuba. They were making so many antennae out of lunch trays, they became a hot commodity.
Repurposing, stripping, tear downs and rebuilds... every crew/posse/clan/gang needs at least two techies... hardware and software.
Local facilities making the chips means faster delivery time of finished chips. When a company orders chips from Taiwan, they’ll generally ship them as cheaply as possible meaning slow boat from China style delivery. With shipping delays, supply chain interruptions, boats waiting in queue to get into the harbour and then unloaded, you could have the existing factories keeping up before but now deliveries haven’t been made and bam, shortage. Having a local supplier can help drive down prices through competition and remove dependency on a foreign nation which SHOULD be a goal but globalists gonna globalist. If it takes them say 2 weeks to process your order of chips, and it’s 3 states away, you could have your chips in a couple of days by truck. Your order from Taiwan could be 6 months from arriving. This is why we need more chip facilities.