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McDonald's faces a chip shortage in Japan

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Re: McDonald's faces a chip shortage in Japan

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The west had literally DECADES to build up a stronger silicon-industry, and all the money and brainpower to do so. Problem is, if spending for education and public investments in "future" technology stagnates, well...

You might want to read the article.

Re: McDonald's faces a chip shortage in Japan

#4

The west had literally DECADES to build up a stronger silicon-industry, and all the money and brainpower to do so. Problem is, if spending for education and public investments in "future" technology stagnates, well...

You might want to read the article.

Whoops, my bad.

Thanks for pointing it out, this brightened my day :D

Re: McDonald's faces a chip shortage in Japan

#5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You might want to read the article.

Whoops, my bad. Thanks for pointing it out, this brightened my day :D

Supply shortages are probably more depressing and worrying trend than cpu industry.

And they are not entirely because of "covid disruptions".

Re: McDonald's faces a chip shortage in Japan

#6

The west had literally DECADES to build up a stronger silicon-industry, and all the money and brainpower to do so. Problem is, if spending for education and public investments in "future" technology stagnates, well...

You might want to read the article.

To be fair, this was pretty dirty from the BBC. In a good way at least. And who is to say that silicon fries aren't tasty as well.