Taiwan’s security chief denies Trump’s allegation that the island stole America’s microchip business

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Taiwan’s security chief denies Trump’s allegation that the island stole America’s microchip business

Joseph Wu spoke out against the comments from Trump at the Halifax International Security Forum in Taipei on Thursday, saying the TSMC is a self-made success story

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Trump’s ‘stolen’ chip business claim incorrect: adviser

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Taiwan official denies Trump's chip theft accusation - Focus Taiwan

Taiwan's National Security Council (NSC) chief Joseph Wu (吳釗燮) on Thursday rebutted U.S. President Donald Trump's recent remarks suggesting Taiwan had stolen the semiconductor business from the United States.

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Taiwan security chief says Trump’s support for island ‘very strong’

TAIPEI, Feb 20 — US support for Taiwan is “very strong”, Taipei’s security chief said today, as the self-ruled island seeks to head off President Donald Trump’s threats of hefty tariffs on its semiconductor chips. The United States is Taiwan’s most important backer and biggest arms supplier, but Trump’s recent warnings of chip taxes and criticisms of Taipei has raised concerns about his commitment to the island’s security. Taiwan lives under the…

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Taiwan on Thursday denied accusations by US President Donald Trump that the country had "stolen" semiconductor chips from the United States, negatively affecting the country's entire industry. At a security conference, Taiwan stressed the partnership between the countries and thanked the US for being one of its biggest supporters, especially on the issue of defense. The AFP agency reports that.          National Security Council chief Joseph Wu …

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Trade tensions between the U.S. and China have had an unexpected effect: a renewed interest by Taiwanese companies in investing in U.S. territory. With the Trump administration imposing 25% tariffs on chips and pushing for greater local manufacturing, Taiwan’s large technology sector companies have begun planning million dollar investments in the U.S., with Texas as the epicenter of this new wave of expansion. The global economic context is forc…