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TSMC to Accelerate US Transfer of Chipmaking Know-How While Keeping Top Tech at Home
technology2 days ago

TSMC to Accelerate US Transfer of Chipmaking Know-How While Keeping Top Tech at Home

TSMC plans to speed up moving its advanced chipmaking expertise to the US—expanding its Arizona footprint while keeping the most cutting-edge processes in Taiwan. Even with faster transfers, the newest tech would still be moved abroad only after stabilization and would take at least a year. The company is pursuing a record capex this year (over $52 billion) and about $165 billion to build US capacity, with mass production at its second Arizona fab expected in 2027; North American customers now account for roughly 75% of revenue.

"US Congressional Delegation's Firm Support for Taiwan Draws Beijing's Scrutiny"
international-relations1 year ago

"US Congressional Delegation's Firm Support for Taiwan Draws Beijing's Scrutiny"

US congressional visits to Taiwan are viewed differently in Washington and Beijing, with China seeing them as a provocation and interference in its internal affairs, while Taiwan sees them as a show of support for its distinct identity and democratic values. These visits, actively encouraged by Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen, serve as a low-cost way for the US to reassure Taiwan and increase confidence in the US-Taiwan relationship. However, they also provoke Beijing, as seen in its response to Nancy Pelosi's visit in 2022. The visits symbolize solidarity with a fellow democracy and are a way for US politicians to demonstrate their anti-China credentials to voters, but the substantive aspects of US-Taiwan relations, such as high-level exchanges on intelligence and defense, remain largely unpublicized.