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U.S. chip industry may face 157,000 worker shortfall by 2030, Samsung deploys Korean staff

The U.S. semiconductor industry could face a workforce shortfall of up to 157,000 people by 2030 as it expands production of AI chips, a forecast said. The supply of engineers and skilled technicians is failing to keep pace with factory buildouts, intensifying competition among major chipmakers. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are temporarily deploying Korean staff for initial operations, while U.S. universities and federal programs expand semiconductor training.

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Ecopro HN wins more environmental solution orders in U.S. and Taiwan

Ecopro HN said on Sept. 14 its cumulative orders disclosed this year total 191.4 billion won, about 136 percent of its 2025 sales of 141.1 billion won. It said orders for greenhouse gas reduction equipment followed a Taiwan LNG power plant contract and deals with Samsung E&A, Hoffman in the United States and Micron. The company highlighted its catalyst-based low-temperature decomposition technology and set a goal to lift operations revenue to more than half of total by 2030.

AI & Enterprise

AI agent-driven CPU shortage sends message to software organisations

A shortage of AI chips such as GPUs is well known, but CPUs are also becoming scarce, raising the risk of unfamiliar infrastructure bottlenecks for software companies. Anthropic platform head Caitlin Rese says development organisations should respond by making software stacks more efficient and planning ahead for CPU supply constraints. She said server lead times have stretched to as long as six months and prices have risen 10 to 20 percent since March.