Hey there! 😊 Have you ever wondered how your smartphones, tablets, and game consoles work? One big reason is tiny things called microchips! And the world’s largest maker of these microchips is a company called TSMC from Taiwan.
Recently, people have been talking a lot about TSMC because it’s thinking about moving more of its work to the United States. This means they might build more factories there and do more research and development. Some people in Taiwan are worried about this. They think it might mean fewer jobs and opportunities at home.
Why is this happening? Well, countries like the U.S. really want to have more microchip factories so they can make their own chips. Microchips are super important for all kinds of technology, from phones to cars!
Some leaders are saying that Taiwan’s authorities should be careful. They believe that moving too much of TSMC’s work could hurt Taiwan in the long run. It might mean fewer jobs and less growth in technology.
It’s a big topic, and it’s all about how countries work together and compete in making cool tech stuff. What do you think about it? 🤔
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Under DPP, TSMC is 'a piece of meat on chopping block': spokesperson
cgtn.com
