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The pandemic brought a lot of problems to the surface. One of those problems was America’s lack

The pandemic brought a lot of problems to the surface. One of those problems was America’s lack of participation in the booming semiconductor industry. Here’s one small company that’s set to be a key player within the industry. The pandemic brought a lot of problems to the surface. One of those problems was America’s lack of participation in the booming semiconductor industry. Here’s one small company that’s set to be a key player within the industry. [Wealth Daily logo] Time for America to Step Up [Monica Savaglia Photo] By [Monica Savaglia]( Written Feb 15, 2022 There’s a worldwide rush to manufacture semiconductors happening right now, and I’m not the least bit surprised. You see, as the pandemic progressed, consumer demand increased. People were on their phones, computers, tablets ordering anything and everything that they thought they needed. But a few problems were arising while demand was surging. Most of these things that people were ordering were coming from different countries, which means there were a lot more processes and people involved before the product could get to the consumer. And during a global pandemic, that becomes less seamless and more stressful for everyone involved. Production in factories had to be decreased to obey health protocols. That meant there were fewer workers in factories creating these products. There was also a decrease in workers involved in various processes like shipping and distribution both from the outgoing country and incoming country. This is how the world has been operating for decades, but it took a global pandemic to realize that maybe these processes weren’t as reliable as we expected. Especially as it became harder for people to get necessities and for businesses to stock their shelves. Semiconductors became a victim of these supply chain woes. Mystery Material Could End Our Microchip Crisis FOREVER See this flexible little square? This tiny piece of material could single-handedly solve our microchip crisis once and for all. Because this material is 1,000x more powerful than silicon... 1,000x more conductive than copper... and 200x stronger than steel. That’s why companies like Google, Microsoft, and Facebook are sitting on the edge of their seats right now, just waiting for this next generation of microchips to arrive. And the best part? The tiny tech company behind it all is 12x smaller than Intel, with growth potential that’s off the charts. But I urge you to act now, because as soon as this product launches, those gains will be off the table. [Learn more about this mystery material here.]( High in Demand Semiconductors are required in so many of our devices and items that we use every single day. They are the brains of our electronics. They can be found in electronic devices, computers, health care, military systems, transportation, clean energy… and so much more. Without them, you wouldn’t have things like your smartphone, radio, TV, computer, video games, or the cool features in your new car. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association, about three-quarters of global semiconductor production capacity sits in four Asian locations: Taiwan, South Korea, China, and Japan. That’s why the U.S. needs to begin efforts to manufacture semiconductors in the country — the lack of access to semiconductors due to supply chain issues has disrupted many important industries. Automakers thought they were making a good decision when they decided to cut chip orders in early 2020 because of the decrease in vehicle sales. However, when demand picked back up, the semiconductor industry shifted production lines to meet different demands. So automakers essentially had to get to the back of the line, which put their businesses in a difficult situation. If there were more semiconductor factories within the U.S. to supply chips to these automakers, that would lessen the wait time. Production would be back on and it wouldn’t have to be shipped overseas. The need for the U.S. to become a leader in the semiconductor industry has become apparent and is probably one of the reasons why investing in U.S. chip production has risen recently. Samsung Electronics has plans for a $17 billion chip factory in Texas that will focus on semiconductors for 5G cellular networks, self-driving cars, and artificial intelligence. Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and Texas Instruments are also focused on increasing America’s semiconductor production. Even President Biden is pushing for the funds to bring semiconductor production to the U.S. In a recent meeting, Biden said: We have to step up our game… I’m ready to… make a once-in-a-generation investment in America’s future. This is America’s future. Early Bitcoiner Is Now All-in on THIS Christian DeHaemer was one of the first independent financial analysts to recommend Bitcoin and Ethereum... setting people up to make over $1 million with a starting stake of just a few thousand dollars. But right now, he’s tracking six tiny NEW cryptocurrencies, each of which has the potential to rise 10,000% or more in the VERY near future. Check out his urgent report on the next generation of cryptocurrencies by [clicking here NOW.]( It’s Time for America to Step Up Recently the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would allocate hundreds of billions of dollars toward researching and producing semiconductors in the U.S. This act is 2,900 pages long and is called the America COMPETES Act of 2022. The act has been designed to get America closer to being competitive with China when it comes to manufacturing microchips. $52 billion is expected to be spent on manufacturing capabilities and another $300 billion for research and development. America can't afford to sit on the sidelines any longer. I don’t need to tell you twice — the semiconductor industry is heating up and the U.S. government wants a piece of the action... Do you? The demand for semiconductors isn’t going down anytime soon, so it might be wise of you to start considering the investment opportunities within the industry. As you can imagine, there are already a lot of options out there, which makes it even harder to commit to one investing opportunity. To find a company that has a bright future ahead and that could put some gains in your portfolio. Well, you’re at the right place at the right time. I have a [presentation]( that I want to share with you about a company that possesses those qualities of a bright future ahead. Not to mention, it’s a [U.S.-based company]( and it has been certified by the Department of Defense. This [small company]( was part of that recent private meeting hosted by President Biden in which the chip shortage was discussed. In attendance were other CEOs of tech giants like Google, HP, AT&T, Dell, Ford, General Motors, and many more. Without a doubt, this small company is set to be a key player within this lucrative industry. Get full access to the presentation [here](. Until next time, [Monica Savaglia Signature Park Avenue Digest] Monica Savaglia --------------------------------------------------------------- The Chip Shortage Forces Elon Musk to Omit Key Car Parts Tesla is removing steering components from some of their cars because there are just not enough chips available. In fact, tens of thousands of Teslas without a power steering system are getting shipped to China, Australia, and Europe as we speak. If this chip shortage continues, many more companies will have incomplete products on the market. But I’ve found an American-based company that could solve this problem. The Department of Defense calls it a “trusted supplier.” What this company is developing in this weird yellow room could completely solve this chip crisis. [Investors that get in now stand to reap incredible rewards in the coming months.]( Browse Our Archives [Canada's Crackdown on Keurig]( [A Material That's Redefining Batteries]( [Your ONLY Alternative]( [3 Precious Metals to Buy in 2022]( [Worst Mistake of Elon Musk's Career]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. 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