Taiwan Semiconductor Caught Between US Tariff Threats and Taiwan’s Push To Keep Advanced Chip Tech

Taiwan’s government maintained that even after the latest investment, Taiwan would retain its most advanced semiconductor technology in the island country despite the new $100 billion deal (on top of its $65 billion investment) between the chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (NYSE:TSM) and Trump, the Guardian reports.

Contract chipmaker Taiwan Semi could find itself in a tight spot as geopolitical tensions intensified between Taiwan and Washington since Donald Trump became President of the U.S.

Trump had verbally attacked Taiwan for allegedly stealing U.S. semiconductor technology, leading to huge trade deficits for Washington.

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