While unable to meet analog chip demand, Texas Instruments hesitates to expand production capacity because of the industry's history of boom and bust cycles
Even in digital age, analog chips such as those made in Texas are essential, and they are in short supply Tweets: @aparanjape , @pastynome , @jbathgate , and @scottlincicome Tweets: Amit Paranjape / @aparanjape : Thanks to the Chip Shortage, Texas Instruments Is Worth $170 Billion Even in digital age, the company's analog chips are essential, and they are in short supply https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ Phryne Astynome / @pastynome : Important quote from this WSJ article about Texas Instruments. China really needs to focus on analog chips going forward. https://www.wsj.com/... https://twitter.com/... Jon Bathgate / @jbathgate : Thanks to the Chip Shortage, Texas Instruments Is Worth $170 Billion I believe this title was meant to say “Thanks to building one of the most durable and profitable businesses in the world...” https://www.wsj.com/... Scott Lincicome / @scottlincicome : Texas Instruments “$170 billion market capitalization is built on its dominance in analog chips, where it holds 17% to 20% of the world market this year” https://www.wsj.com/... (It's also expanding in Texas, without new federal subsidies.) https://twitter.com/...