Asian chipmakers rush to boost production

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Asian chipmakers rush to boost production

To meet global shortage.

Asian chipmakers are rushing to expand their production capacity to meet a global shortage that has been acutely felt by carmakers, but the firms warn that the supply gap may take many months to plug as they struggle to keep up with strong demand. Automakers from General Motors to Stellantis ...

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