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Hello everyone, this is Cissy from Hong Kong.I was busy with various exhibitions last week as the city has been gearing up with an extensive list of e

Giving money to foreign companies much better than wasting it on health and social services  The European Union agreed a 43 billion euro plan for...

Chipmaking giant Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC) has serious concerns about taking CHIPS Act money — part of Presidentish Joe Biden’s budget-busting effort at a shotgun marriage between Big Governme...

The danger is not that America’s reshoring push fails—but that it succeeds

Of international trade going through the taiwan straits. 90% of the advanced semiconductor capability, manufacturing capability, for the world is in taiwan. precisely why secretary pompeo, wilbur ross, myself through the chips act tried to pull that supply chain out of taiwan, into the united states. but the fact is its still at 90%. imagine if china invaded tomorrow, communist china, and either took over and owned tsmc, the chip manufacturer, or broke it. either way, we would be in a world of h...

Of international trade going through the taiwan straits. 90% of the advanced semiconductor capability, manufacturing capability, for the world is in taiwan. precisely why secretary pompeo, wilbur ross, myself through the chips act tried to pull that supply chain out oto the united states. but the fact is its still at 90%. imagine if china invaded tomorrow, communist china, and either took over and owned tsmc, the chip manufacturer, or broke it. either way, we would be in a world of hurt, and chi...

Worried about Taiwan invasion Warren Buffett said geopolitical tensions were a “consideration” in his decision at the end of 2022 to dump Berkshire Ha...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC) has not changed the investment plan for its new chip factory in the island’s southern city of Kaohsiung, Economy Minister Wang Mei-hua says.

Intel is one of the biggest names for laptop and desktop chips. Now, it's diving into the world of smartphone and tablet processors.

Chang-Tai Hsieh & Jason Hsu explain how US efforts to on-shore semiconductor production are imperiling the island’s security.