Nokia; global chip shortage is becoming more and more serious

On the evening of April 29, Beijing time, it was Pekka Lundmark (Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark said today that the global shortage of semiconductors that afflicts carmakers, data center owners and electronics manufacturers has become a problem. A "battle" that may be postponed until 2023.

There is a battle going on, Lundmark said in an interview. The global shortage of semiconductors could last a year or even two. This will not happen in the short term and will disappear. "

Network equipment makers such as Nokia and Ericsson are major customers in the semiconductor industry and are investing billions of dollars to launch a new generation of 5G networks. People are worried that the shortage of chips may lead to the start-up delay of 5G network.

At the same time, it also complicates Nokia's efforts to win 5G advantage. At present, Nokia has lagged behind competitors such as Ericsson in the 5G market. Mr Lundmark said that while the current impact on Nokia's operations was "not significant", Nokia management was spending more and more time solving the problem.

In addition to Nokia and other network equipment manufacturers, Apple, Samsung Electronics, Honda and other companies have also encountered the problem of insufficient supply of chips.

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