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U.S. Chip Sector in Danger as China Chooses to Wage War and Destroy! Over the years, China has made significant strides in the realm of IT technologies, prompting alarm among U.S. policymakers. Notably, a substantial portion of the world's cutting-edge microchips is manufactured in Taiwanese facilities under the auspices of TSMC. This fact has led some to speculate that if China were to gain control of these crucial production plants, it could become the “new OPEC of silicon chips,“ wielding immense power to influence the global economy. Is China's pursuit of technological supremacy a legitimate cause for concern in the U.S. chip sector, or is it an overblown threat that could be mitigated through cooperation and diplomacy?
