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The shortage of driver chips has made it remarkably painful for supply chains of auto and tech industries who have&nbsp;scaled back or suspended production&nbsp;of certain products in recent months due to their inability to source chips.</p>\n<p>To make matters worse, cold weather in Texas in February knocked a decent chunk of US production. A&nbsp;fire at a Japanese chip factory&nbsp;in March forced production to shut down for a month.</p>\n<p>Semiconductor companies like Samsung Electronics and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing warned they're both struggling to keep up with demand despite running factories at over 100% capacity.</p>\n<p><i>\"The supply chain was completely disrupted one year ago, and the supply chain is disrupted right now because of a global semiconductor shortage,\" Gartner researcher Mikako Kitagawa toldCNBC.</i></p>\n<p>One striking feature of the semiconductor shortage is that it could hurt the economic recovery. Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius told clients the&nbsp;chip shortage is not the only shortage&nbsp;and could persist into 2022.</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/145dd080dd90adedc44171964717f843\" tg-width=\"500\" tg-height=\"345\">Kitagawa added,<i>\"We believe, at least this year, especially in the first half of this year, PC demand will remain strong. 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They estimate that 69.9 million laptops and desktops were shipped in the first quarter. In terms of the month's growth rate, PC shipments to retailers and other vendors were at the highest level since 2000.\nAccording to the report, the top PC makers are Lenovo, HP, Dell, Apple, Acer, and Asus.\nIn the early days of the virus pandemic, PC shipments plunged before rapidly increasing months after as companies adjusted to remote-work or hybrid work environments for their employees. Total PC shipments worldwide have been siding for years and just registered their highest level since 2015, when they printed at 71.7 million.\nMonday's report suggests the abrupt shift to working from home may become normalized in a post-COVID world. The future remains uncertain, but PC shipments globally continue to rise, lending credit that the pandemic will forever change how some people work.\nAn increase in PC demand will require exceptional demand for chips and other components during a worldwide semiconductor shortage. This could result in lower PC shipment numbers as semiconductor component markets remain tight.\nDays ago, we told readers how an inexpensive $1 display chip was wreaking havoc across global supply chains. The shortage of driver chips has made it remarkably painful for supply chains of auto and tech industries who have scaled back or suspended production of certain products in recent months due to their inability to source chips.\nTo make matters worse, cold weather in Texas in February knocked a decent chunk of US production. 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