Bosch CEO says one-time chip supply shocks are over, but structural deficit remains

Bosch Denning — Denning: "There is much more demand than there is ability to produce." (Jose Poblete)

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Reuters

November 10, 2021 11:49 AM

LUDWIGSBURG, Germany -- Robert Bosch CEO Volkmar Denner said on Wednesday that although the one-time supply shocks to the semiconductor market had passed, capacity was still lacking to meet global demand.

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