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Global Supply Chain Shocks Open New Room For U.S.-Taiwan Business Ties

Por: Forbes Business November 30, 2022

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., better known as TSMC, will hold a tool-in ceremony at a ... [+] new $12 billion facility in Arizona on Dec. 6. Photographer: Lam Yik Fei/Bloomberg© 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP Taiwan manufacturers have long been a key part of the global supply chain for U.S. brands ranging from Apple to Gap. Supply chain pressures brought on by Covid lockdowns in China, heightened military tension between Beijing and... + full article



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