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bottleneck

[bot-l-nek] / ˈbɒt lˌnɛk /


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The race to build up more AI data centers has created a strain on the existing power grid while also bottlenecking the ambitious plans of the world’s largest tech companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

The country’s chances of catching up to the U.S. are slim in the short run, they say, because of a bottleneck in chips.

From The Wall Street Journal

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing plans $52 billion to $56 billion in capital expenditure, with 10%-20% for packaging technology to address supply bottlenecks.

From Barron's

That’s why “if regional logistics and shipping lanes are impaired, that spare capacity becomes harder to deliver quickly and it doesn’t function like a clean backstop when the bottleneck is transport, not production,” he added.

From MarketWatch

That’s why “if regional logistics and shipping lanes are impaired, that spare capacity becomes harder to deliver quickly and it doesn’t function like a clean backstop when the bottleneck is transport, not production,” he added.

From MarketWatch