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Notes from here are about semiconductor manufacturing: foundry capacity, the equipment that fills it, and the packaging step that has become the bottleneck. Capacity is decided years before it is needed, so the interesting reading is the capital spending plan and what it implies about demand two years out, not the current quarter.

Packaging is the part that has surprised people most recently. It was treated as the cheap end of the process for years, and it is now the step that decides how much advanced silicon can actually ship, which is a very different kind of constraint.

Bottlenecks tend to move to whichever step nobody has been investing in. Watching where the investment is not going is often more useful than watching where it is.

The neglected step is usually the one to read about first.