HomeTwitterIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he expects the semiconductor shortage to be resolved in 2024 and explains why he expects the PC market to remain strong.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he expects the semiconductor shortage to be resolved in 2024 and explains why he expects the PC market to remain strong.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he expects the semiconductor shortage to be resolved in 2024 and explains why he expects the PC market to remain strong.

He speaks with @emilychangtv on “Bloomberg Markets: European Close” https://t.co/M5xmJOXfeM pic.twitter.com/olKwN5bU7O

— Bloomberg TV (@BloombergTV) April 29, 2022

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