Reported about 8 hours ago
In 2024, Taiwanese companies, led by TSMC, recorded unprecedented investments in the US and Japan, totaling $14.1 billion, while investments in China barely increased, highlighting a shift in supply chains driven by technological rivalries and deteriorating relations between Taiwan and China. Notably, investments in China fell to just 7.5% of total overseas spending, the lowest since 1991, as firms aim to mitigate risks and capitalize on US incentives to bolster domestic chip production.
Source: YAHOO