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Hearing unconfirmed rumors that the chips/modules that Ford has been receiving are “Faulty” and are going to push production and delivery dates back even further. Anyone else hearing this as well?
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that would be bad news for any/all makers buying chips from that supplier.
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What is the source of the information you hear? This is how rumors start no source.
Do you know how hard it is to have a bad chip. These take 2 months and 3000 steps to make. Very unlikely.
Stale chips, or just crushed chips?
It's getting close to lunch and I like chips too.
I don't like bad chips for sure. Apparently the Bronco agrees with me.
It's getting close to lunch and I like chips too.
I don't like bad chips for sure. Apparently the Bronco agrees with me.
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As part of an effort to regain its position as a leading maker of semiconductors amidst a global chip shortage, Intel is committing $20 billion to build a manufacturing mega-site in New Albany, on the outskirts of Columbus, Ohio, the company exclusively confirmed to TIME.
The chip maker says it will build at least two semiconductor fabrication plants, or fabs, on the 1,000-acre site, where Intel will research, develop, and manufacture its most cutting-edge computer chips, employing at least 3,000 people. Construction will begin this year and the plant should be operational by 2025, the company said.
https://time.com/6140476/intel-building-factory-ohio/
The chip maker says it will build at least two semiconductor fabrication plants, or fabs, on the 1,000-acre site, where Intel will research, develop, and manufacture its most cutting-edge computer chips, employing at least 3,000 people. Construction will begin this year and the plant should be operational by 2025, the company said.
https://time.com/6140476/intel-building-factory-ohio/
This just in, Bronco's not built yet are expected to be delayed until 2025. Any parts currently available will be diverted to building Braptors that have not yet been ordered.
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