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The “Tech Shock” Casualties: Companies to Avoid
SPECIAL REPORTA Brownstone Research PublicationThe Tech Shock Casualties: Companies to AvoidBy Jeff Brown2 The Near Future ReportThe Tech Shock Casualties: Companies to Avoid By Jeff Brown, Editor, The Near Future ReportThe world is running dangerously low on its most important commodity. It s not gold, copper, oil, or even water. I m referring to semiconductors, sometimes referred to as computer chips or simply chips. I m sure most investors are familiar with semiconductors. They are the brains of modern electronics. Semiconductors have been the engine that has driven the exponential growth in computing power that we ve enjoyed over the past several decades. Advances in semiconductors are the reason we carry around a supercomputer in our pocket that is millions of times more powerful than the Apollo 11 the importance of semiconductors goes beyond smartphones and laptops and other consumer electronics that we often associate the components with. It s not an exaggeration to say that without semiconductors many of the machines we depend on every day would simply not we program our coffee maker to begin brewing at the precise time we wake up, we have a semiconductor to thank.
next three years to raise capacity. • On April 15, 2021, TSM said it will raise its full-year CapEx from $28 billion to $30–$31 billion. • In September 2021, TSM announced that it would be raising prices on its most advanced semiconductors by 10%, and the price of its less advanced semiconductors will rise by 20%.
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