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Taiwan's semiconductor industry is crucial for its national security, acting as a deterrent against potential Chinese aggression. As tensions rise, countries like the US, Germany, and Japan are reducing reliance on Taiwanese chips, potentially increasing Taiwan's vulnerability. Key figures, including Taiwan's science and technology minister, discuss the implications of these geopolitical shifts.
Michael Wong
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Taiwan's semiconductor industry as a shield against Chinese aggression
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Michael Wong
Wu Cheng-wen
Chih-I Wu
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Hsin-mei Chen
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06:00 26.11.2024
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