INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
This 22% increase from the previous year is largely driven by the surging demand for artificial intelligence technologies.The forecast,
sophisticated AI servers.This boom in chip production is more than just an economic success story
high-performance chips becomes even more critical.Challenges and Strategic ShiftsHowever, this success comes with challenges
complex political landscape.The U.S
This has forced Taiwanese companies to navigate a delicate balance between business interests and international regulations.In response,
many Taiwanese semiconductor firms are diversifying their operations
TSMC, for instance, is expanding its manufacturing footprint beyond Taiwan, with new facilities planned in Japan, the United States, and
Germany.This strategic move aims to mitigate geopolitical risks while meeting the growing global demand for advanced chips
The industry also faces environmental and resource challenges.Chip production requires significant energy and water resources, prompting
companies like TSMC to commit to ambitious sustainability goals, including a pledge to use 100% renewable energy by 2050.
