The global chip shortage is giving rise to a group of companies whose products, known as substrates, are increasingly essential to the plans of semiconductor industry titans
The global chip shortage is giving rise to a small group of little-known companies whose products are increasingly essential to the plans of semiconductor industry titans.
The companies make parts called substrates, which connect chips to the circuit boards that hold them in personal computers and other devices. The components are relatively simple but as vital to a computer chip’s operation as the silicon at its core.
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