Intel CEO told when semiconductor shortage will end (spoiler: not soon)

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger gave his prediction for when the global

shortage of microcircuits. He announced his forecast during the company’s quarterly report.

When?

So, Gelsinger's forecasts are disappointing:The deficit could last another 2 years. After all, to solve the problem it is necessary to expand production capacity, but the construction of new factories is not a quick and expensive matter.

Let us remind you that with the shortage of semiconductors alreadyCompanies in many areas have collided, including manufacturers of smartphones and other gadgets, as well as cars. Intel also had one of the worst quarters in recent memory: the company's net profit decreased by 40%, from $5.66 billion to $3.4 billion.

But back in March, Intel's CEO announced that the company would begin building two new factories in Arizona that would help increase production capacity.

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