Taiwan sends officials to US to discuss possible Trump tariffs
- Taiwan has sent two senior officials to Washington to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump's team regarding potential tariffs on chips, which could reach up to 100 percent.
- Economics Minister Kuo Jyh-huei emphasized that Taiwan has never 'stolen' U.S. Chips or technology during discussions about the tariffs.
- Hsieh Chin-ho expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of sending officials, suggesting that TSMC should invite Trump to its factory in Arizona instead.
- Kuo stated that Taiwan's chip industry and U.S. Companies have a 'win-win' cooperation, asserting that Taiwan has always respected intellectual property laws.
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