An Ignoble Experiment: Russia Needs Microchips BADLY

2022/11/30

Russia Needs Microchips BADLY

by christian dehaemer / november 30, 2022

Russia Needs Microchips BADLY

A crippling microchip shortage could finally end Russia's quest for global domination.

According to the Ukrainian prime minister, Russia has fewer than 50 hypersonic missiles, all of which require chips.

It's gotten so bad that the Russian military has to scavenge for microchips from refrigerators and dishwashers to run its military gear and keep the war effort alive.

At this rate, Putin will lose this war.

But Russia's not alone.

This is a global chip crisis.

For the past two years, America has also experienced a tight supply of microchips.

The problem is that we don't make our own chips and are dependent on other countries like China.

That's why President Joe Biden recently signed the CHIPS Act into law.

Over $52 billion will be spent to reestablish America's own microchip industry, eventually dominating chip manufacturing and tech innovation for global markets.

There's only one way to play this once-in-a-lifetime crisis...

I'm watching a firm that is America's only microchip manufacturer, with companies and the military alike flocking to its chips.

Early investors stand to get $245,925 richer... or even more.

Sincerely,

christian dehaemer