Seijiro (Tajiro) Takeshita
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92 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
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Very much so.
But, you know, the shortage of semiconductor is not only for gaming.
It's overall industry.
And if you look at various areas, I mean, we were initially talking about hegemony of war between the United States and China.
And one of the forefront of that is definitely these high-tech technologies, particularly in areas of semiconductors.
It's pretty obvious, I think, that the shortage is everywhere, not only for gaming.
And I don't think gaming comes at the very first priority.
I mean, I have a 12-year-old son, so in my household, things might be a bit different.
Gaming might be the top priority.
But seriously speaking, I think we have to look into areas like encryption, which I think will need a massive increase in memories at all.
There will be continuous, I think, imbalance of supply and demand that will continue from here on.
And
From that point of view, I think the trend, unfortunately, will be continued where we will see this, I should say, shortage and also price rise to be seen in chips and hardwares.
Well, that's a very good question because we were talking about product innovation.
We have to rely basically on hardware chips to continue to improve.
But as far as process innovation is concerned, we would only like to see prices go down.
somehow in reducing the price in making these, I would say, chips and, you know, memories and what have you.
But at the same time, we have the political side that may put a halt to this process innovation in the sense that there is a lot of administrative, you know, fights that are going on.
Again, going back to the war between the United States and China.
So,
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