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Taiwan chip firms flock to Japan as China decoupling accelerates - Vimarsana News

Taiwan chip firms flock to Japan as China decoupling accelerates

Japan's efforts to rebuild its semiconductor industry are getting a shot in the arm as more and more Taiwanese chip companies expand here - not only to support a new TSMC plant but also excited about the Japanese sector's prospects. The influx comes amid shifting alliances and priorities in the global chip industry as the United States pushes to limit China's progress in cutting-edge semiconductors and strengthen partnerships between its allies. Fabless chipmaker Alchip Technologies, which specialises in customised chips known as application-specific integrated chips (ASICs), ...

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MA-tek follows big clients as it expands - Vimarsana News

MA-tek follows big clients as it expands

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

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Happy new year to everyone. This is Kenji from Hong Kong, where the scheduled reopening of the border with mainland China on Sunday has been dominatin

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Suppliers divided over following TSMC to the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Suppliers divided over following TSMC to the U.S.

Taipei, Dec. 7 (CNA) Taiwanese suppliers of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) appear to be divided over whether they should follow the chipmaker to the United States, even after TSMC upped its investment in Arizona.

Shanghai lockdown could affect Taiwan firms' shipments: minister - Vimarsana News

Shanghai lockdown could affect Taiwan firms' shipments: minister

Taipei, March 28 (CNA) A lockdown to contain a surging COVID-19 outbreak in Shanghai, where many Taiwanese companies have operations, could have an impact on those firms' shipments, Minister of Economic Affairs Wang Mei-hua (王美花) said on Monday.