> as the continent reels from geopolitical risks, inflation and energy costs, along with skills shortages and supply-chain disruptions. While energy costs prob

> as the continent reels from geopolitical risks, inflation and energy costs, along with skills shortages and supply-chain disruptions. While energy costs probably weren't too affected on the US, it is funny that the business up always signed up on the plans for NS/NS2 and never looked one centimeter further into the geopolitical risk. Well, then Inflation and skills shortage are also an issue in the US, possibly even more (and remains to be seen if they can get the same skill with European salaries) But that being said, moving production to the US is a better choice than China.