> Given the massive consequences of quite a short disruption maybe they need to figure out how to weather disruptions more robustly? If you mean "they should n

> Given the massive consequences of quite a short disruption maybe they need to figure out how to weather disruptions more robustly? If you mean "they should not lose so much product when equipment loses power", that's just not possible. Modern semiconductor manufacturing involves hundreds of steps where the wafers need to soak in a chemical bath for a very specific time, and missing deadlines by a few seconds causes the entire wafer to fail. The question is very much: "why did their UPS fail?".