
The impact of the current chipset shortage crisis has spread to a very wide world, from initially only affecting the electric car industry but the impact has now returned to the smartphone industry, tabs. Tablet, computer, game console to various IoT (Internet of Things) devices today,
Chipset shortage crisis this time. It has to say that it started from the trade war between two the most country like China and the United States in 2019, dragged on to the COVID-19 crisis in 2020 that affected the world. And it doesn’t seem to end easily, coupled with new demand that has arisen along the way in many industries. Including natural disasters to aggravate the production capacity even less Until the balance between demand and supply worsened as we can see today.

In addition, Due to less chip volume and higher product prices It’s not just businesses which are get this crisis by the shortage of semiconductors. Even ourselves as consumers will not be immune to the negative consequences of this crisis. One of them is that the price of goods has skyrocketed.
According to J.D. Power, the average US car price In the first quarter of 2021, it jumped 8.4% from a year earlier to about $37,200 per vehicle. will increase by at least 1-3% which can show that the price of chipset in the market has skyrocketed therefore it will raise a price rapidly.
And who will get benefit with this thing, the issue of the shortage of semiconductor have advantages and disadvantages , In my opinion is TSMC and Samsung which are biggest market in semiconductor it will invest abord to another country such as Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand which it will make competition between this two company will produce new product, new innovation, and new technology for example, semiconductor 5 nanometers or 3 nanometers technology so what do u think about this issue please comment down below.
resource:
https://www.cars.com/articles/car-shopping-how-long-will-the-inventory-shortage-last-437134/
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