Before the energy shortages in China and the supply chain bottlenecks, the global semiconductor crunch hit many of industries across the world, with chipmakers struggling to meet the resurgent demand, and hitting production schedules of carmakers, smartphone assemblers and many other sectors. Soon Ghee Chua, Senior Partner for Communications, Media and Telecommunications at Kearney, joined us on Prime Time to talk about how we got to this stage, how integrated Singapore is to the global semiconductor supply chain, and how long the crunch may last.

<p>Before the energy shortages in China and the supply chain bottlenecks, the global semiconductor crunch hit many of industries across the world, with chipmakers struggling to meet the resurgent demand, and hitting production schedules of carmakers, smartphone assemblers and many other sectors. Soon Ghee Chua, Senior Partner for Communications, Media and Telecommunications at Kearney, joined us on Prime Time to talk about how we got to this stage, how integrated Singapore is to the global semiconductor supply chain, and how long the crunch may last.</p>

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