A spokesman for the State Council Office on Taiwan matters, Chen Binhahua expressed that “TSMC has become a piece of juice on the cutting board, ready to decline in the piecesAccording to CCTV state television.
According to Chen, TSMC It has become an “American company”, which, according to it, is a sign that the Progressive Democratic Party (DPP) in Taiwan Power “is in mind the selfishness of the party only and does not care about the welfare of Taiwan citizens or the interests of the industrial sector.”
The spokesman warned that the DPP “will advance” to “sell and destroy Taiwan” and that the industrial sector and the people of the region “will not only lose their jobs, but also opportunities for future development.” Acusou or Taiwan Leader, William Lai, “Selling Taiwan” from “Power Using”.
TSMC controls about 90 % of the global manufacturing market for advanced semiconductors, necessary for American companies such as NVIDIA and Apple, and technologies such as artificial intelligence.
O CEO DA TSMC, CC Wei, It was announced early from the White House earlier this month, an investment of $ 100 billion (about 93 billion euros) in the United States of AmericaWhich some analysts have interpreted as a gesture of American fame Donald Trump.
Investment is dedicated to Building three new factories, two packaging facilities advanced slices and a research and development center.
These are 100 billion dollars They join the investment of $ 65 billion (60 billion euros) from TSMC in Phoenix, ArizonaWhere there is a factory that started work in late 2024 and plans to open two other factories in the coming years.
Although TSMC defended these investments in a purely commercial perspective, The Taiwan government is looking for a Trump approach, which threatened to impose prices of up to 100 % on the Taiwanese chips and accused the island of “rape” of the American conductor industry over and over again.
According to Taiwan leader, the global TSMC expansion enhances its leadership and the competitiveness of the semiconductor industry in Taiwan.
