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2021-06-22

"This Is Not A Temporary Situation": The Global Chip Shortage Will Continue To Push Prices Higher

The ongoing global semiconductor shortage is causing prices of electronics to rise while at the same

"This Is Not A Temporary Situation": The Global Chip Shortage Will Continue To Push Prices Higher

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"This Is Not A Temporary Situation": The Global Chip Shortage Will Continue To Push Prices Higher

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