Taiwan Pressured to Relocate Chip Production to the US
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Taiwan Pressured to Relocate Chip Production to the US

Taiwan is under pressure from the U.S. to move 50% of its semiconductor production to America, a demand that raises concerns about its economic independence and security amidst rising geopolitical tensions with China. This shift could significantly impact the global semiconductor supply chain and reflects the U.S.'s focus on local manufacturing in response to supply chain challenges.

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