The semiconductor industry, which is heavily reliant on Taiwan, might face a significant setback due to the country’s ongoing energy crisis. This could lead to a slowdown in chip production and a rise in global semiconductor prices. What Happened: Taiwan, a key player in the global semiconductor market, is grappling with a severe energy crunch, reported CNBC. The country’s power shortage could have serious implications for chipmakers, as the energy-intensive process of chip manufacturing is at risk. “Concerns over potential power shortages and the deterioration of power quality and reliability…
