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《TAIPEI TIMES》 BioNTech vows vaccines for Taiwan - 焦點

‘TRUSTED PARTNER’: The company said that it is ‘committed to help bring an end to the pandemic,’ while the health minister denied it was a ‘chips for vaccines’ dealBy Kayleigh Madjar / Staff writer, with Reuters and CNA

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BioNTech vows vaccines for Taiwan - Taipei Times

BioNTech vows vaccines for Taiwan - Taipei Times
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Taiwan s economy feels heat as TSMC feeds global chip boom

Home Taiwan’s economy feels heat as TSMC feeds global chip boom Taiwan’s economy feels heat as TSMC feeds global chip boom Demand for ‘strategic resource’ fuels labour, power and water shortages World Economy News 16 Feb 2021 • 7 min read Business has never been brisker for construction companies in Taiwan as the world’s biggest contract chipmaker rushes to build facilities through the Lunar New Year holiday to meet surging demand. Cranes, trucks, excavators and all manner of heavy vehicles stream in and out of the vast construction site for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s new factory in the southern Taiwanese city of Tainan. The site will be the world’s most advanced 3-nanometer chip production plant and is due to begin mass production in the second half of 2022.

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Taiwan Economics in Brief – February 2021 - Taiwan Business TOPICS

By Austin Babb and Jason Wu Sustained Growth Expected in 2021 While the combined effects of COVID-19 and the U.S.-China trade dispute caused many

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