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Texas Instruments has a facility that has had output reduced due to COVID staffing issues for at least the past 6 months. They produce parts that I use in my 10
by bluesquared 5y ago
Texas Instruments has a facility that has had output reduced due to COVID staffing issues for at least the past 6 months. They produce parts that I use in my 1000 pc/year medical device that Toyota and GM vacuum up at a much higher rate. Hard to compete against those heavyweights for available stock. I'm sure there are other manufacturers encountering the same. This isn't just the fancy very-small nm processes, it's effecting the whole industry.
There have also been unfortunate disasters such as a fire at Renesas https://www.yahoo.com/news/renesas-says-plans-restore-full-053916652.html https://www.yahoo.com/news/renesas-says-plans-restore-full-0... that have affected lead times.
- nitrogen 5y agoHas there been any detailed reporting on the root cause of the fire? It's strange that an electrical fire can start in the first place in what should be an extremely well-engineered factory, let alone spread to over 6000 square feet, and if that's possible there, it'd be great to learn more to avoid it elsewhere.