Former IBM CEO Palmisano: Chip Situation is Improving

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the current state of the chip supply chain according to the transcript?
The demand for chips has completely diminished.
There are improvements, especially in automotive chips, but challenges remain.
The situation is worsening with no improvements.
The supply chain is fully balanced with no issues.
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What strategy are companies using to reduce their reliance on chips?
Eliminating the use of chips entirely.
Increasing the size of screens in vehicles.
Switching to push-button ignitions.
Consolidating functions within a chip to use fewer chips.
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What is a key consideration for companies deciding whether to build their own chip manufacturing facilities?
The color of the chips.
The size of the company.
Product differentiation and capital allocation.
The number of employees.
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Why is it not recommended for companies outside the chip industry to build their own fabs?
It is too easy and not challenging enough.
There is no demand for chips.
It requires a small capital investment.
It is highly technical and requires significant capital.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the significance of the Chips Act mentioned in the transcript?
It aims to reduce the production of chips in the U.S.
It provides significant investment to bring chip manufacturing back to the U.S.
It focuses on reducing the cost of chips globally.
It eliminates the need for chips in the automotive industry.
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What is the role of research and development in the semiconductor industry according to the transcript?
It is crucial for advanced research and requires significant funding.
It only benefits the automotive industry.
It is solely the responsibility of universities.
It is not important for the future of chip production.
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How does the transcript describe the relationship between semiconductors and national security?
They are only important for consumer electronics.
They are irrelevant to the economy.
They are considered the lifeblood of the economy and important for national security.
Semiconductors have no impact on national security.
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