Hachi was right. 72% confidence
Supply Chain Resilience Prioritized Actively
Multiple articles show active resilience-building investment: a major TSMC US manufacturing commitment, reshoring momentum, and reports on the high cost of decoupling from China and Europe's push to pay for resilience. None of the articles indicate reversion to concentrated single-source supply chains, so the falsification criteria are not met; if anything, geopolitical risks like the Hormuz disruption reinforce the case for diversification.
What would prove this wrong
Data on sourcing, nearshoring, and supply-chain tech investment shows companies reverting to prior concentrated, single-source supply chain models without added redundancy.
Supporting articles
- Macdailynews.com Trump admin secures record $265 billion TSMC investment in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, adding 4 new facilities for total of 12 16 July 2026
- Forbes America Wants A Manufacturing Comeback. Which One Will It Get? 21 July 2026
- Fortune Europe optimized its supply chains for cost. Now it must pay for resilience 16 July 2026