No need for one country to control chip industry, Taiwan official says
There is no need for one country to control the semiconductor industry, which is complex and needs a division of labour, Taiwan's top technology official said on Saturday after U.S. President Donald Trump criticised the island's chip dominance.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that Taiwan had taken semiconductor chip business away from the United States ...
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It will spread more for average users”, he added further. It’s worth adding that TSMC, Taiwan’s biggest chip maker will also have to face Trump’s tariffs. Reports indicate that the company ...
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