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glass half empty or half fullBut it’s 50% less than a month ago.
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glass half empty or half fullBut it’s 50% less than a month ago.
I see the same thing in Michigan no new cars or trucksAll Auto manufacturers are having the problems. I drive by dealerships and their new lots are nearly empty.
Ford is shutting down plants for several weeks due to the shortage, but Michigan Assembly seems to be the exception.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/08/gm-cutting-production-at-several-plants-due-to-chip-shortage.html
https://thehill.com/policy/transpor...-extending-plant-shutdowns-over-chip-shortage
It was a joke.That has no relevance anymore, whats important now is the upward trend...and that is a 50% increase in production and looking at 100% in a couple more months.
Our Bronco’s without chips, half empty or half full? It was a joke.glass half empty or half full
yeah, you're right...we should keep relying on foreign countries for EVERYTHING because independence is dumb.i know we couldn’t possibly have a fire here could we?
Intel is spending $20 Billion on new factories in Arizona and a new business venture to produce chips for other companies. Think x86, Arm, RISC-V chips for the government, IBM, Qualcomm, Microsoft, Google, and others. The CEO says the aim is to shift the balance of power back to the United States away from the concentrating power of the Taiwanese and Korean manufacturing companies. It will take several years for these new plants and foundries to come online.I know I’ve mentioned this before but it’s really time (and a great opportunity) for Ford and other companies to begin producing their own silicon. It would take a while for development etc but the investment would end up being so worth it. Chips literally run everything—Ford developing its own custom chips (ala Apple) could accelerate their tech advancements in the auto space and potentially insulate them from the pauses from suppliers. Not holding my breath though..
smart..and currently a national security issue so an important developmentIntel is spending $20 Billion on new factories in Arizona and a new business venture to produce chips for other companies. Think x86, Arm, RISC-V chips for the government, IBM, Qualcomm, Microsoft, Google, and others. The CEO says the aim is to shift the balance of power back to the United States away from the concentrating power of the Taiwanese and Korean manufacturing companies. It will take several years for these new plants and foundries to come online.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/23/int...-to-build-two-new-chip-plants-in-arizona.html
https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/23/...ps-outsourcing-foundry-services-manufacturing
There is more Nacho Cheese on 1 Dorito than your great-grandfather ate during his entire life.I didn't read the article.. Are we talking Doritos or Frito-Lay? Gotta have my Nacho Cheese!