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We would need to have way more information when we should say you why. But my first guess would be that you're only using one core.
I had the same problem the other day and yes, it was only using one core.
Turns out you just need to set
MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)". I didn't test it yet, but the arch wiki says soYep.