Taiwan's TSMC sees chip shortage lasting into 2022

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Taiwan's TSMC sees chip shortage lasting into 2022
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) said on Thursday it is doing all it can to increase productivity and alleviate a worldwide chip shortage, but that tight supplies will likely continue into next year. The world's biggest contract chipmaker said it is expanding capacity and ...

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