1. The global semiconductor industry is grappling with supply chain disruptions due to surging demand from AI, 5G, and electric vehicles; 2. Geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions are exacerbating production delays and material shortages; 3. Companies are adopting strategies like supplier diversification and R&D investments to mitigate risks and ensure long-term resilience.
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