TSMC's massive $100 billion investment in new U.S. chip plants is shaking up the semiconductor industry and raising concerns in Taiwan. As TSMC expands its operations in the U.S., the shift could impact Taiwan’s technological edge, its role in global supply chains, and its geopolitical standing. What are the implications of TSMC's U.S. expansion and President Trump's semiconductor strategy? What does Taiwan's future hold in light of these changes?
Our guests are:
Liu Fu-Kuo
- National Chengchi University Institute of International Relations Research Fellow
Rocky Uriankhai
- SciTech Power Research CEO