Semiconductor equipment is not AI chip growth's biggest bottleneck
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AI is driving a steady upward revision in chip demand, but semiconductor equipment shortages are not the biggest obstacle to expanding AI chip production, according to industry sources. Instead, talent shortages, factory construction constraints, materials availability, power infrastructure, and funding are emerging as more serious challenges, particularly in the US.
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