Engineers on the brink of extinction threaten entire tech ecosystems

The article discusses the decreasing popularity of electrical engineering (EE) degrees in favor of computer science courses. It suggests that this shift is causing a shortage of hardies in the tech industry and threatens entire tech ecosystems. The author explains how EE has lost its appeal due to a lack of practical exposure for budding engineers, and the increasing focus on software over hardware components. To address this issue, the tech industry needs to re-expose the magic behind EE and make it appealing again to attract new talent.