Logitech CEO, Hans-Peter Faber, spoke with Bloomberg earlier

earlierWe're pleased with the quarter we just delivered, and we can talk about that.

But, um, uh, let me talk a little bit about the, um, incident at one of our semiconductor suppliers, um, that happened at the end of June.

A lot is still unclear.

Um, we do believe it's absolutely temporary, um, and ring-fenced to Q2 and Q3, but it is an important supplier.

Um, they remain closed, um, and we don't have a definitive reopening date.

We obviously have a crack team working on mitigation plans at the moment, leveraging existing inventory, leveraging secondary suppliers, which we do have.

Was that case? Did you end up stockpiling chips, and do you have any left in the reserve that you can kinda tap on when you have these types of disruptions?

Mm-hmm.

Mouse built this house.

That was, that's how the company started with the mouse.

We're by far the world's largest maker of computer mouse- mice.

Um, but it's about extending the human and what the human can do.

And we've, we do that by making people a little more productive, by helping people perform better as they game.

Um, a, a third of our business is in gaming.

Give me a sense of your philosophy for how you get things done and get them moving in the same direction.