Apr 11, 12:46 PM

Study by Oxford Economics: U.S. Semiconductor Industry Faces 67,000 Worker Shortfall by 2030, Experts Warn

A study by Oxford Economics for the Semiconductor Industry Association projects a shortage of 67,000 workers in the U.S. semiconductor industry by 2030. Experts emphasize the need for a skilled workforce to ensure the sustainability of the industry.

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Slashdot@slashdot
2 years ago
America's Chip Renaissance Needs Workers https://t.co/GHrv8pLAWB
Nell Henderson@CNell_Henderson
2 years ago
America’s Chip Renaissance Needs Workers, writes ⁦@greg_ip⁩ https://t.co/BUsWNwpl9F
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
2 years ago
A semiconductor renaissance requires a skilled workforce. SK Hynix and Purdue University hope to create one, writes Capital Account columnist @greg_ip https://t.co/qb3Yji7NdH https://t.co/qb3Yji7NdH

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Study by Oxford Economics: U.S. Semiconductor Industry Faces 67,000 Worker Shortfall by 2030, Experts Warn

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