The Semiconductor Tipping Point: When Will the Shortage Become a Surplus? (.PDF Download)

For the last two years, companies in most industries scrambled to get the semiconductor chips they needed to make their products. As lead times extended further and further out, the global chip shortage became a serious disruptor for industries like automotive manufacturing, where the average modern car has between 1,400 and 1,500 semiconductor chips (some have as many as 3,000 chips).