Silicon Valley is now seeing the consequences of its excessive focus on “software” over the past few decades that deemed “hardware” out of fashion in the wake of the global semiconductor shortage, Glenn O'Donnell, research director at Forrester told CNBC on Monday. What Happened: As per O'Donnell,  there's a shortage of people in Silicon Valley with the skills required to design high end-processors.
Apple, Google, Tesla, Others Face Consequences Of Hardware Jobs Being Seen As 'Uncool' In Silicon Valley Amid Their Chip Forays, Says Analyst