Foundry capacity to stay tight in 2022 as global IC shortage lingers

Monica Chen, Hsinchu; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 13 December 2021 0

Semiconductor. Credit: DIGITIMES

Foundry capacity supply will remain tight in 2022 as global IC shortage has yet to ease and IC designers continue to seek more capacity support, although demand for certain chips like consumer MCUs is slowing down and their inventories are rising, according...

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