While holding up a silicon wafer, Biden said: “This is infrastructure.”
President Biden reiterated his support for stepping up federal funding for the semiconductor industry on Monday. https://t.co/bltKWNHvPa
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 13, 2021
Major auto manufacturers were invited to the White House to discuss the growing shortage of semiconductors.
In 1990 the United States manufactured 37% of the world’s semiconductors. Today, this number has dropped to 12%. $GM $FORD #economy pic.twitter.com/C9fNeYg5Vz
— Michael A. Gayed, CFA (@leadlagreport) April 16, 2021
$TSLA TESLA, Berkshire Hathaway'i gecerek dunyanin en yuksek piyasa degerine sahip 8. Sirketi oldu
Siralama 01/12/2020 itibariyle soyle:
1 Apple
2 Microsoft
3 Amazon
4 Alphabet (Google)
5 Facebook
6 Alibaba
7 Tencent
8 Tesla
9 Berkshire Hathaway
10 Taiwan Semiconductor https://t.co/M1Vr7UbQd2— Mustafa DENIZ (@denizmustafatr) December 1, 2020
Gelsinger is attending the (virtual) CEO Summit on Semiconductor & Supply Chain Resilience ongoing now at the White House with Nat. Sec. Advisor Jake Sullivan & Dir. of the National Economic Council Brian Deese. Google, Dell, Ford, GM, HP, Samsung, TSMC will also be represented. https://t.co/TQr0ZPqzS2
— Courtney Hulse (@theincrdblhulse) April 12, 2021
The global semiconductor shortage hammering the auto industry and other manufacturers is going to take "a couple of years" to abate, as demand soars alongside limited manufacturing capacity, the CEO of chip-making giant Intel said. https://t.co/rkBtq0Yvje
— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) April 14, 2021
Intel CEO @PGelsinger says, "We are grateful for the opportunity to share with the President and his team our perspective on the urgent need to invest in semiconductor manufacturing capacity, R&D, education and jobs here in the United States." More at: https://t.co/IIPiVKpdw7
— Intel Policy (@IntelPolicy) April 12, 2021
“Semiconductors are the 5th-largest US export sector, but there is room to grow the industry. To do so, we need a partner, and we hope the federal government will become that partner,” says @intel CEO @PGelsinger. More in @thehill. https://t.co/AYwQGcx3gO
— Intel Policy (@IntelPolicy) April 12, 2021
Intel hopes to start making chips for car companies within six to nine monthshttps://t.co/aBXxRPsCea#Intel #Chips #semiconductors #automakers #AutomotiveChips #technology #future #TechTrends pic.twitter.com/QASBgJVik9
— QS2 Point (@QS2Point) April 13, 2021
global #semiconductors #SupplyChain #US plans to ramp up #semiconductors production as @intel and #Taiwan's TSMC plan large-scale investments in several new semiconductors plants in #Arizona #USA.@dw_business #electronics #manufacturing https://t.co/umokURjetg
— Rajiv Biswas (@rajiv_biswas) April 15, 2021
Bullish on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing!Intel will definitely be a winner too. How Asia came to dominate chipmaking and what the U.S. wants to do about it https://t.co/8vbXm8RdtS
— Magic Compounding Trainers (@MagicTrainers) April 12, 2021
Since most big manufacturers are short on semiconductor chips, we don’t expect vehicle production levels to return to normal until the fall. Learn more in our newest blog:https://t.co/pap9LOKFdy #fleet
— Foss National (@FossNational) April 19, 2021
Intel offers to produce car chips for automakers stalled by ongoing semiconductor supply drought https://t.co/A8A6kpotqv
— The Register (@TheRegister) April 13, 2021
Executives at @intel & Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) caution of semiconductor shortage extending well into 2022. #Intel #TSMC #Businesshttps://t.co/G7Po9W2iB0
— moneycontrol (@moneycontrolcom) April 16, 2021
In addition to growing US semiconductor manufacturing, Intel Foundry Services will create new revenue for the company at a time when other core areas of its business are under increasing threat from competitors. #Manufacturers #Automotivehttps://t.co/qNp8FZiwHJ
— Momentum (@seekmomentum) April 15, 2021
Intel wants to produce chips for automakers amid semiconductor shortage, report says https://t.co/F5t9MhzoTz
— CNET News (@CNETNews) April 12, 2021
The global semiconductor shortage hammering the auto industry and other manufacturers is going to take ’a couple of years’ to abate, as demand soars alongside limited manufacturing capacity, the chief executive of chip-making giant Intel said. https://t.co/anoOSJZ3RD
— IOLTech (@TechIol) April 14, 2021
Within six to nine months Intel will start manufacturing sought after semiconductors for car companies, according to their CEO.https://t.co/yLsm8g2qg6
by @Theunis_VR pic.twitter.com/wzIKTs7JIS— Bandwidth Blog (@BandwidthBlog) April 16, 2021
The #globalchipshortage stems from a confluence of factors as carmakers, which shut plants during the Covid-19 pandemic last year#Intel #semiconductors #Coronavirus #pandemic https://t.co/RGRijYys3z
— Business Standard (@bsindia) April 13, 2021
Europe too may realise that the #Pandemic is just the impetus they need to justify public investments in hight tech scientific manufacturing. America of course is truly #AatmaNirbhar in #vaccines and seeking to become so with semiconductor chips. https://t.co/WCc5kc4RB1
— JayEnAar (@GorwayGlobal) April 12, 2021
Biden meets with CEOs on semiconductor shortage; Intel promises help for hurting automakers https://t.co/EXMhTfkjIH
— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) April 13, 2021
See buy or sell recommendations for top semiconductor stocks!https://t.co/6eglKGSTW5
— TheStreet (@TheStreet) April 15, 2021
Intel Stock is a U.S. Semiconductor Infrastructure Play https://t.co/U5xDCK86ZR
— Entrepreneur (@Entrepreneur) April 13, 2021
"The virus is the economy right now," @KPMG_US Chief Economist Constance Hunter says. "We look at this shortage of semiconductors… while it would be great if those supply constraints didn't exist, the fact is the virus is still the arbiter of how fast we're going to grow…" pic.twitter.com/AkfX9wf4HR
— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) April 19, 2021
Top executives from Google, Intel, AT&T and Samsung will argue for immediate solutions to the global semiconductor shortage that has disrupted myriad U.S. industries, including tech and telecom, during a virtual White House summit today https://t.co/xf2J4Kvh3C pic.twitter.com/RNuC8ppHNQ
— POLITICO (@politico) April 12, 2021
Some of tech's most powerful executives (folks from Alphabet, Intel, Samsung and AT&T are among the 19 companies) are spending part of today talking about chips with the Biden administration. https://t.co/K5EI0GaOzb
— Protocol (@protocol) April 12, 2021
MOST READ | THE CHIP WARS
Tech titan Intel plans to spend $20bn to build two new chipmaking facilities, but even if it manages to fend off China's growing influence, it still faces Samsung Electronics and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.https://t.co/lB9MynTRBR
— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 11, 2021
GM moves: The auto manufacturer added Mark Tatum (longtime NBA COO) and Meg Whitman (former CEO of HP, eBay, and — yikes — Quibi) to its board as it navigates a global semiconductor shortage.https://t.co/3ZIKa1F6zx#GM #NBA #Ebay #HP #semiconductor
— Quantifiable Consulting (@QuantifiableC) March 30, 2021
Ark Invest meanwhile shuffled its portfolio on Tuesday by cutting its already-tiny holdings in Apple, Amazon, Taiwan Semiconductor and Google-owner Alphabet to beef-up its Tesla stake on Wednesday. https://t.co/Kvdw0fFY9T
— trade-o-mat (@tradeomat) February 25, 2021
While $MU shares have clawed back 35% from their 52-week low, there's more to come. #Micron #semiconductor https://t.co/V9lPzzaZbe
— InvestorPlace (@InvestorPlace) January 29, 2019
ijiwei Talk EP47: Michael Cusumano , Deputy Dean at the @MITSloan School of Management, talks about why #IBM is still an influential player though it doesn’t produce chips anymore. #semiconductor #Intelhttps://t.co/7ZqmwGzmw3
— JW Insights (@ijiwei_com) April 19, 2021
The S&P 500 tech sector was down 1.8%, the index’s main laggard. Apple dropped 3.1%, Google owner Alphabet fell 2.1% and the Philadelphia semiconductor index, on course for its worst month since the 2008 financial crisis, was down 4%. https://t.co/qeufK8tDY5
— PBI_Gestion (@PBI_Gestion) May 20, 2019
"An escalating battle between the U.S. and China for supremacy in semiconductor tech is playing out in federal court between Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co. and a Silicon Valley startup backed by Microsoft Corp. and Dell Technologies Inc." https://t.co/DWsdrnAJMa
— AAM (@KeepitMadeinUSA) October 19, 2018
https://twitter.com/declanganley/status/1225739457669795843
The week-long shutdown comes at a inopportune time for the Chicago plant because Ford has announced it's building several new Explorer models. https://t.co/wKLraNmgpo
— Chicago Business Journal (@ChiBizJournal) April 11, 2021
An ongoing semiconductor shortage has halted production several times this year. https://t.co/nWDzG2ey4Y
— Courier Journal (@courierjournal) April 14, 2021
About 7,250 employees at #Ford's #KansasCity facility will be out of work for two weeks starting April 19. The culprit: the global semiconductor chip shortage. https://t.co/s2F6u5q7NV
— KC Business Journal (@KCBizJournal) April 16, 2021
Ford on Wednesday outlined another series of plant shutdowns due to the global semiconductor chip shortage: https://t.co/RSUF3yJmH5
— NADA (@NADAUpdate) April 14, 2021
Ford forced to close five more plants due to global semiconductor chip shortage https://t.co/BxvSJEu5QS pic.twitter.com/zGc9oLY54z
— The Hill (@thehill) April 14, 2021
The ongoing global shortage of semiconductors continues to hit the production schedules and bottom lines of automakers, with Ford on Wednesday announcing the extension of down time and new impacts at several of its plants.https://t.co/ZUbokPqydp
— The Detroit News (@detroitnews) April 14, 2021
The semiconductor shortage has slowed automobile manufacturing, with both General Motors and Ford announcing recently they will temporarily shut down several factories in North America as a result. https://t.co/oqRTlIL2zP
— Farm Equipment (@FEeditors) April 17, 2021
A blended family of three adorable tiger cubs—two Amur tigers and one Malayan tiger—played together while making their debut at a zoo in Ohio. https://t.co/h0TCSi2w2w pic.twitter.com/r010nKlQT1
— ABC News (@ABC) April 15, 2021
“I think we’re turning the corner right now; things have been picking up. We’re going to have a booming summer.”
Some economic experts say the restaurant industry is rebounding, but getting back to pre-pandemic levels could take a while.https://t.co/zIo8H2Uw94
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
"Our focus now will begin to shift," said Capt. Will E. Watson, sector commander sector New Orleans. Watson said he'd just shared that decision with the families of those still missing.https://t.co/odj9F1vTDm
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 20, 2021
House Bill 62, if passed, would allow Ohio lawmakers to override any federal laws enacted to forbid gun ownership, tax guns and ammo, or track guns and owners.https://t.co/5tdzrgNVaD
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
Banks are closing at record rates in the U.S., presenting a problem for rural communities.
"We need that human relationship, that person to person. A lot of the times, those bank tellers are the first person to see a need for their customers.”https://t.co/ukn6wOGQNo
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
"I want to think of all the families in Indy right now. Awful tragedy that happened there, and so, our thoughts and prayers are with these names on this hat." NASCAR's Denny Hamlin honored the victims of the FedEx shootings during Sunday's race. https://t.co/H5i0rp0hlg
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
All Americans 16 and older eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines as of Mondayhttps://t.co/hDY9UBB2dj
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
The park expects to need a lot of new hires — more than 4,000 of them — as it prepares to open on May 15, https://t.co/Yo7tMdZBpW
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
Just over 84 million Americans are fully vaccinated, comprising about 25.4% of the population. Half of the country's adults have gotten at least one shot. https://t.co/7cIkK9hjz0
— WCPO 9 (@WCPO) April 19, 2021
OSHP to provide assistance in Minnesota as Derek Chauvin trial continues https://t.co/NCasele2bM
— WHIO-TV (@whiotv) April 19, 2021
My story on @WTOL11Toledo on the Historic South Initiative and all the great things they're doing to revive a historic neighborhood in Toledo..https://t.co/g5DYsl2oWZ
— Dan Cummins (@DanCummins11) April 19, 2021
This is my story tonight at 6 on @WTOL11Toledo. I'll explain why the Lucas County Commissioners believe this is a great new resource for the county. https://t.co/mAXNHboxkZ
— Caylee Kirby (@caylee_kirby) April 19, 2021
WATCH: Toledo Fire and Rescue Department drone footage shows the efforts made to fight the fire at Rada & Sons Used Auto Parts in west Toledo. https://t.co/bD5maJGNXb
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Here's what happened today in Toledo history!
Mothers protest over vacant lots that were becoming hazardous to children, Wood County officials crack down on drinking aboard trains and a local family is featured on Ripley's Believe it or Not.
WATCH: https://t.co/BKNsn1eFKa pic.twitter.com/3DlygomoIz
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
The one-dose shot, seen as crucial for vaccinating people in remote areas and poor countries, is being scrutinized due to a tiny number of unusual blood clots. https://t.co/CYSrQ2Lofm
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 20, 2021
About 6,000 of 84 million Americans have gotten infected with COVID after full vaccination, the CDC says — a rate of 0.007%. https://t.co/pll7by9s03
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 20, 2021
A cellphone video of the alleged incident involves an off-camera Perrysburg Schools employee asking if a student is Mexican, then making racist comments after the student says yes.
The incident is under investigation and the employee is on paid leave. https://t.co/Akr7BWmSZH
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 20, 2021
JUST IN: Walter Mondale, the former vice president under President Jimmy Carter and the 1984 Democratic presidential nominee, has died.
Mondale was 93. https://t.co/9gs858vnwh
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 20, 2021
The VERIFY team answers your top questions about the 1 billion cicadas that will emerge in a few weeks. https://t.co/xBLAegOXe5
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Customs, immigration and border agents are also being directed away from the term 'illegal aliens.' https://t.co/l1JMznw5IN
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
In 2019, a suspected rhino poacher at the same park was killed by an elephant before his body was apparently eaten by lions. https://t.co/B3QyNwZGs7
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Guilty, not guilty or hung jury? Retired Judge LaJune Lange helps explain the possible endings for the trial of the former officer charged in George Floyd's death. https://t.co/elBBZgolHf
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Most bridges in Ohio in need of major repair are in rural areas. https://t.co/ztUO46pslJ
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Ground controllers had to wait more than three excruciating hours before learning whether the pre-programmed flight was a success. https://t.co/TeGkRsT8Zm
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
Cedar Point is scheduled to open its gates for the 2021 season on May 14. https://t.co/ka0jjx5UAp
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
"Age-appropriate instruction" would be given in grades K-12. The state would also be required to provide free resources for victims of sex abuse. https://t.co/TXfv38gkko
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021
On Sunday, the CDC announced that half of all adults in the U.S. have received at least one COVID-19 shot. https://t.co/Qw5GBubYE1
— WTOL 11 (@WTOL11Toledo) April 19, 2021