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… The more realistic and more dangerous scenario is China gaining indirect control over Taiwan through coercion — a “quarantine,” a blockade, a political crisis that ends with Taipei accepting Beijing’s terms. In that world, TSMC keeps operating, but Beijing decides who gets the chips. …
… There are three main reasons why Apple wants to reduce its reliance on TSMC for chip manufacturing: geopolitical tensions between China and the United States over Taiwan, bringing production to the US as part of the company’s $600 billion investment commitment under Trump’s presidency, and safeguar… …
… Utilizing hybrid bonding technology that connects chips without bumps, SoIC widens data processing bandwidth and reduces chip size, making it an essential technology for next generation AI semiconductor production. …
… Samsung, meanwhile, recently claimed it was first with a 2nm mobile chip the Exynos 2600 , ahead of Intel and TSMC. However, both Samsung and Intel have struggled over the last decade to transition to smaller and more efficient chip designs, battling problems like overheating and low chip yields .
… First, the Taiwan chip giant is heavily expanding American production, shifting cutting-edge processes like 2nm way ahead of the original timeline. …
