something huge going in the electronics sector

The mass amount of shit on alibaba says otherwise...

damn ok... May

they're not delivering ontime

Nonsense.

This post could use attention for i think its kinda in line with my guesses. Will continue to read the rest of the posts, but its fair to say it might be a precautionary economic movement. Such in a way that by preparing, that mitigated damage of unforeseen events are actually in alignment with a goal that establishes peace among all of the land. Then again the drones idea seems really worth interests too. All in all, mars aint that special.

Semiconductors have become a key component of National Defense. It's rapidly moving to become the most important part of National Defense.

If your chips can make calculations quicker and more accurately than your enemies it can potentially give you a decisive advantage.

Right now Taiwan Semiconductor is the most important company in the world. Their chip technology is leading the industry. Companies like AMD design their own chips but have TSM make their chips for them. Intel makes their own chips and their technology isn't on par with TSM. That is a big reason Intel is struggling and AMD is the new king.

If China made a move against Taiwan and took control of TSM they would likely become the dominant military force in the world. The US would probably bomb the hell out of TSM manufacturing facilities.

TSM is building chip production facilities in Japan and the US, but it takes about 2 years to build a facility that can produce cutting edge chips.

Additionally, the US is starting to focus on improving domestic chip production. We will probably need to pass TSM and their chip production technology in the next decade (and that is probably being generous).

I own TSM stock and expect big things from them in the future. I don't think it has really caught on. TSM makes the best chips currently They will make the best chips next year and probably at least a couple years after that.

With National Defense becoming such a key market in addition to 5G, automobile AI and the Internet of Things all exploding they are going to be in an excellent position for huge sales and growth for years.

The US needs to catch up quick, even if Taiwan is a strong ally. We can't outsource that tech for much longer and we can't be second best.

I have an electronics parts inventory...how do I sell the product? Any sources buy large volumes of ECs?

They are buying up all the GPU chips for AI spying.

Outsourcing in the USA was all by design...(((they))) were planning on taking out the white gentile population for decades now...

Economic shutdown?

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Nibiru system is here... Now I’m even capturing planets some days with my cell camera rather than SLR. Asteroids are associated with this system... Too soon.

This is a phenomenon happening in several countries. Cargo ships backed up off shore.

The prices of many GPUs have more than doubled and most are not available, anyway.

I've been trying to buy some 5th wheel hitches. Most new trucks come with holes already in the bed. Ford Chevy, Ram, Toyota and Nissan all take different ones....don't ask me why they didn't standardize them..... Anyhow I get on with my rep and ask what's the holdup....his reply....We don't have any raw steel. That was 3 months ago. Just steel. Nothing special.

cia is preparing their 'ufo' fleet and associated hologram hardware .

How do you think they will control the tagged masses? They need electronics to d9 that: scanners, emitters, countless 5G towers aso.

My suspicion is that silicone and precious metals supply chains were compromised somehow.

Silicone in itself is a common element - its just mostly mined in China and Russia.

Yeah I can sell my 4 year old GPU at higher price than I bough it 4 years ago.

Sounds about right.

Silicon is in sand and quartz. Pretty sure we have some lying around without digging a mine.

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The reason we have chip shortage is because all the chips are injected into people!

No Prob just manufacture them over here. oh thats right we shipped it all over the asia. forgive me if I feel some Schadenfreude over this dilemma .

The shortage is due to the shutdown. When the auto market only makes 13% of the chip demand, a lot of auto manufacturers shat the bed & canceled chip orders, this swung them to the "back of the queue" & inturn there was a huge demand for laptops, screens, cpu's etc. from all those who were now 'stuck working from home'. The chip manufacturers won't ramp up production because they know it's a short term issue. Companies like Samsung stock piled chips at the onset of the pandemic

Is China providing components for US Mil drones to fight them back or it's another target in the crosshairs of US, like Russia?

Depends on who's making them.

EMP-hardened electronics is a real thing... as is AI (swarms)... and, also, compact, energy-efficient (pulsed) laser systems.

Put it all together, and you've got yourself a literal army (a swarm) of millions of unstoppable mini drones that can blow (cut through) the brain of every single (unprotected) soldier on the battlefield in a matter of seconds.

Once there are no soldiers to operate all the military hardware... who's going to stop what follows next?

So... where are those electronic components really going to?

Switzerland?

China has has the upper hand and US knows it can't defend Taiwan if China will annex it. China can easily make a complete blockade on Taiwan and US is in no shape to start a war with China because of it.

Thread: Drought hits Taiwan chip supply as Biden asks for more

They need to give the army guys giant butterfly nets that are very durable. Very long poles and have them run around and catch the drones. Problem solved.

Porsche CEO warns ‘very serious’ global chip shortage could affect operations for months

“We could be affected every day, so we watch very deeply (over) the next days and months what we can do. We have to relax short term and look for measures long term.”
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