Episode 16: The Chip Shortage Explained

An episode of the Four the Future podcast, hosted by Murphy Media, titled "Episode 16: The Chip Shortage Explained" was published on November 17, 2021 and runs 20 minutes.

November 17, 2021 ·20m · Four the Future

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In today’s episode Mark and Michael discuss the global chip shortage causing headaches for many industries and consumers. They breakdown what caused the shortage, who’s involved, and what can be done to get back on track. Thanks for listening!

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In today’s episode Mark and Michael discuss the global chip shortage causing headaches for many industries and consumers. They breakdown what caused the shortage, who’s involved, and what can be done to get back on track. Thanks for listening!

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