According to a report published on Wednesday by consulting firm Bain & Co., the next global chip shortfall may result from a spike in demand for artificial intelligence-focused chips and AI-enabled smartphones and laptops. During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a significant shortage of semiconductors due to disruptions in the supply chain and increased demand for consumer electronics as individuals were compelled to work from home.
According to a report published on Wednesday by consulting firm Bain & Co., the next global chip shortfall may result from a spike in demand for artificial intelligence-focused chips and AI-enabled smartphones and laptops. During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a significant shortage of semiconductors due to disruptions in the supply chain and increased demand for consumer electronics as individuals were compelled to work from home.