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US-Taiwan Deal and Its Implications on Chips

George Chen, Partner & Co-chair, Digital Practice, The Asia Group

19-Jan-26 07:30

US-Taiwan Deal and Its Implications on Chips

Taiwan will invest $250 billion dollars in US semiconductor manufacturing under a new trade deal, as tariffs on its goods are cut from 20% to 15%.  George Chen, Partner & Co-chair of the Digital Practice at The Asia Group gives us his insights on this and what it means for the wider semiconductor industry.

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Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Philip See


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Categories:  technology,  international

Tags:  us-taiwan relations,  semiconductors,  reciprocal tariffs,  china-taiwan tension,  chipmakers, 


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