Harvard economist Willy Shih discusses the hidden supply chain costs behind the AI boom.
Harvard Business School professor Willy Shih discusses his new book 'Where Does My Stuff Come From?' on the Decoder podcast, analyzing how large-scale AI infrastructure construction is squeezing global supply chains and computing power. He notes that manufacturers are increasingly routing through Vietnam and Mexico under changing tariff regimes, though China remains a global manufacturing hub.
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