‘Concerned:’ Samsung, TSMC, Micron and other chipmakers face U.S. worker shortage

Manpower is key for making enough chips to power AI, but a new report shows the U.S. now faces a shortage of up to 157,000 semiconductor workers by 2030. This as the U.S. undergoes its fastest chip manufacturing buildout in history, with new Arizona fabs online from Taiwan Semiconductor and Intel, and Samsung opening a fab in Texas later this year. CNBC's Katie Tarasov talks to Samsung about why it's "concerned" and asks chipmakers and schools what they're doing to to fix the problem.