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Amid a shortage of skilled labour, global chipmakers are currently fighting for talent to staff semiconductor production facilities and address chip constraints, media reports say. Chipmakers are increasingly worried about a dwindling supply of skilled workers -- a problem that has been exacerbated by broader labour shortages, an uptick in demand for electronics, and a race among governments to bolster chip-making capabilities, citing The Wall Street Journal, AppleInsider reported. One chip executive told the publication that the industry is currently "in a war for talent". Read | Taiwan chip industry emerges as battlefront in US-China showdown Although chipmaking facilities are...
