When Will Superconductor Shortage End?

When Will Superconductor Shortage End?

Pat Gelsinger, the chief executive of Intel, the U.S.'s largest chip maker, has said he expects shortages to last into 2023. Others say it could last through the end of that year.

How long will the semiconductor shortage last?

The CEO of chipmaker STMicro estimated that the shortage will end by early 2023. The CEO of automaker Stellantis said that the shortage “is going to drag into '22, easy.” Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger said the shortage could last two more years.

How long will the chip shortage last?

The CEO of chipmaker STMicroelectronics, Jean-Marc Chery, said the shortage will likely last at least two years. “Things will improve in 2022 gradually,” Chery said, “but we will return to a normal situation … not before the first half of 2023.”

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