Do you expect the global chip shortages for IoT devices to worsen in the next 12-18 months?

Yes, there will continue to be a shortage62%

No, we’re beyond the worst of it33%

I’m not sure3%

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General Partner in Software4 years ago

I’d add softening demand (driven by inflation, war, covid, etc) will cause another challenge for semi vendors.

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