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IC shortage to remain challenging in 2022, says ASE

Julian Ho, Taipei Willis Ke, DIGITIMES Friday 13 August 2021 0

A shortfall in the supply of ICs will persist and remain a challenge facing businesses in 2022, according to OSAT market leader ASE Technology.

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