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Toshiba creates power-regulating chips which are u▨sed in everything from cars to consumer electronics, and a director of the company confirmed to that "the supply of chips will remain very tight until at least September next year," with "some customers not being fully served until 2023."

The Toshiba director, Takeshi Kamebuchi, pointed to both material shortages and high demand outpacing the company's production capabilities as reasons for the lack of chips. While companies such as Sony, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft, and Nintendo may be able🥃 to switch between manufacturer sources for other console components, the safety certifications req🧜uired for power-regulating chips make that a more difficult proposition.

"We consider which customer faces the most severe situation, such as the risk of the whole production line halting or the business getting obliterated without the supply of chips," Kamebuchi said. "Game console makers are among the customers making the strongest demands and I’m sincerely sorry for theไir frustration as none of them have a 100% satisfaction."

Toshiba's planning to expand its production of power semiconductors in the coming years, which will hopefully cut dow🐎n on the possibility of similar bottlenecks appearing in the following years. It sounds like the component shortage - and its impact on video game console production - may take a while to get back to normal.

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