Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is navigating complex challenges due to geopolitical tensions between the United States and China.

Restrictions on advanced chip exports to China have positioned Taiwan as a focal point in global technological and political arenas.

US measures seek to counter potential threats from China but complicate business for Taiwan’s semiconductor firms, which are highly dependent on the Chinese market.

Taiwan produces about 60% of the global semiconductor supply and nearly 90% of advanced chips in modern technological devices.