Stefan Mileschin

Hits Nvidia, Intel, AMD, car manufactures

Back in late 202, Nvidia told us that shortages should be the thing of the past at some point in Q1 2021. In early 2021, Nvidia and its CEO adjusted the statement, telling the world that shortages are expected throughout most of 2021.

Now, Pat Gelsinger, Intel's CEO, is repeatedly confirming that the shortages are here to stay. He expects that the shortages will remain until 2023.

Gelsinger expects that currently, we are living through the worst of it. Every quarter next year, Intel will get incrementally better.

Shortages are not an issue that is exclusive to the chip industry. Almost all segments are affected.

On a separate note, Amazon expects that online business will increase by 10 percent in the holiday quarter, putting even more pressure on an overloaded supply chain. The chip industry is not alone with shortages. The automotive industry is hugely suffering from supply constraints.

Some of our contacts within the fishing industry have seen an incredible demand spike due to the pandemic and free time, resulting in significant backorder and shipping delays. It is hard to get a slot on a ship for reasonable money.

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