64KI suspect there will be a pretty good rebound in revenue for semiconductors when there is less fear of the consequences that could come economically in the near future. But there is also the factor of people buying huge amounts of electronic hardware during the Pandemic because they had to in order to work from home or out of boredom from lock downs and now have most of what they want already for the time being.

TheLostSwedeIt all comes down to what people bought though, as some would've ended up with whatever was available and might want something that fits their needs better.
That said, consumers are on what, a five year upgrade cycle on average when it comes to most electronics apart from phones?
Could be a long, slow time ahead for consumer electronics at least, but with more electrical cars being made, partially due to government mandates, it might not be as bad as it looks overall for the semiconductor industry, it's just that they're going to have to make different things.

64KAnother example is shortage of chips for new cars here in the US. So, we have a shortage of cars and higher than normal prices as a result. I have been wanting a new car for quite some time but available new cars to buy and lack of selection is abysmal.