Global silicon chip shortage hits supply of phones, TVs, cars and Australia's NBN | Technology | The Guardian
Chip shortage won't end in 2022, hints AMD CEO
The global chip shortage is going from bad to worse. Here's why you should care | CNN Business
Chip shortage could persist for another 2-3 years: Hisense President
OLED Drama: Chip Shortage Could Affect OLED Products | The National Interest
Global chip shortage could affect TV production, Samsung warns
Chip shortage a 'very real, critical' health care challenge: Hologic CEO | Fox Business
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From Ford trucks to Xbox, the chip shortage is still causing problems - Vox
Chip shortage is starting to have major real-world consequences
US warns that chip shortage could shut down factories | WSAV-TV
Global silicon chip shortage hits supply of phones, TVs, cars and Australia's NBN | Technology | The Guardian
Semiconductor chip shortage challenges several industries | Fox Business
Oh great, the chip shortage is now affecting Samsung TV production
Global chip crunch is causing a rise in TV prices | TechSpot
The Low-Down: Pandemic Chip Shortage Driving Up Tech Prices, Starting With TVs
Samsung warns ongoing chip shortage could impact production of its smart TVs | TechSpot
US warns that chip shortage could shut down factories - WBBJ TV
How shortages of a US$1 chip are driving up the prices of TVs, laptop displays | South China Morning Post
Global chip shortage spreads to toasters and washing machines | Financial Times
TVS Motor sorts out global chip shortage by tapping alternative source' - The Hindu
Analyst warns of coming OLED TV display chip shortage
chip shortage: Not a very happy Diwali: Chip shortage spirals beyond cars to laptops, phones and TVs - The Economic Times
The global chip shortage is a much bigger problem than everyone realised. And it will go on for longer, too | ZDNET
The chip shortage is driving up tech prices–starting with TVs | Ars Technica
Whatever happened to the global chip shortage? | Fox News
