Intel Tells Us How Long the Shortage Will Last & Explosive Spyware Report

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Intel Tells Us How Long the Shortage Will Last</strong></p> <p>[automated transcript]</p> <p>We're looking at a big chip shortage. You probably heard a little bit about it, but how long is it going to last? And we've got this explosive report out right now about spyware and some of the cyber hacking and what's happening with Android versus iOS. What should you be using, 50% of Americans are using Android, and the rest is split up mostly with Apple. iOS. So what's going on there? This is a research group that says, my goodness. The media outlets just aren't reporting the truth. So here we go with Mr. Chris Ryan.</p> <p>[00:00:40] <strong>Chris Ryan: A couple</strong> of things we're going to get today with Craig Peterson are the host of tech talk first design, the chip shortage, and how long that may last.</p> <p>[00:00:47] The second is a fascinating report on spies where I think a lot of us feel that our phones, and even to a large extent, our laptops are safe because we maybe haven't experienced any overt issues with cybersecurity whether or not that's true. We'll talk about it in a second. Craig Peterson joins us right now. Craig, how are you?</p> <p>[00:01:08] <strong>Craig Peterson:</strong>  Good morning. I'm doing great this morning.</p> <p>[00:01:11] <strong>Chris Ryan:</strong>  So we get into a couple of not great stories, though. As into the Intel, CEO says the chip shortage could last until 2023, as we continue to hear about supply chain issues and how they lead to the inflation of consumer costs. What do you think of this particular story, and how do you think it will affect those issues that we see with various shortages.</p> <p>[00:01:36] <strong>Craig Peterson:</strong>  Yeah, this is a huge deal because, of course, when we're talking about chip shortages, we're talking about affecting everything. It's harder to get a car. For instance, that's driven up the price of used cars, as well as new cars. I mean your computers. We're trying to order them for some of