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The Plan to Secure Taiwan’s AI Chips Amid Fears of a Chinese Invasion | WSJ
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7:16Now PlayingNvidia’s H100 chips are crucial to technology, from their use in smartphones to training complex AI chatbots. But Nvidia outsources their production to one company in Taiwan: the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. With China threatening to use force to take Taiwan if necessary, the U.S. is worried about a devastating impact on TSMC, which is at the heart of the AI revolution.
WSJ looks at what the U.S. is doing to secure the semiconductor chips supply chain before it’s too late.
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