Taiwan is trying to turn its leadership into semiconductors, led by TSMC, into a diplomatic tool while the United States and the European Union demand more investment and local manufacturing. The island offers technological cooperation, but faces increasing pressure to share the benefits of the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Taiwan is trying to turn its leadership into semiconductors, led by TSMC, into a diplomatic tool while the United States and the European Union demand more investment and local manufacturing. The island offers technological cooperation, but faces increasing pressure to share the benefits of the artificial intelligence revolution.