Amid the heating tech war between the U.S. and China, and the stringent sanctions imposed to prevent China from obtaining cutting-edge chips, it appears that China is still able to find its way out. According to a report by Tom’s Hardware, citing the New York Times, the latest tactic of China woul...

As the U.S. presidential election approaches, uncertainties also arise. Compared with the stance in President Biden’s term, U.S. presidential candidate Trump shows a remarkably different attitude regarding the “Taiwan issue,” while he highlights the “America First” agenda further. Howev...

As former U.S. President Trump has brought up the topic that Taiwan should pay for protection, raising concerns on cross-strait issues at the same time, Taiwan’s semiconductor industry and its foundry leader, TSMC, have once again draw market attention. Some scholars believe that the U.S. must rea...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s recent remarks on Taiwan “taking about 100% of our chip business” and thus should pay the U.S. for defense have raised concerns in the semiconductor industry. According to a report by Economic Daily, citing a Taiwanese scholar’s observation, a...

Though the U.S. keeps tightening the export controls on the semiconductor sector, major chip equipment makers seem to become increasingly dependent on the Chinese market. According to a report by Nikkei, citing financial data such as Applied Materials and Lam Research, China’s share of sales have ...