Not exaggerated, as long as China recovers Taiwan, the United States will have to roll off from the hegemonic position, to say the truth, because Taiwan has Taiwan accumulator, once China recovers Taiwan, then Taiwan accumulator will become a major aid to the development of China's chip.
The United States knows better than anyone else that once China achieves reunification and TSMC falls into our hands, its hegemony supported by technological monopoly will be completely unable to sit still. This is not alarmist, it is all a real contest of interests.
First to say how important Taiwan accumulation power, now the global can stabilely make 3nm chip factory, on the Taiwan accumulation power plant, 5nm chip production capacity it accounted for more than 60 percent of the world, even South Korea Samsung struggled with old life can not catch up, the good rate is far worse.
This is not an ordinary factory, the advanced process chip below 7 nanometers is now the "absolute sign" of the scientific and technological world, small to mobile computers, large to artificial intelligence, missile radar, new energy vehicles, without it can not play.
US Secretary of Commerce Raymond Do said that the United States' 92% of the cutting-edge chips have to buy from Taiwan, she even said loudly that "we have the world's most advanced semiconductor", which is listening to the people, obviously relying on the purchase of others, turned into their own, to say it is to take Taiwan as their own "purchase machine" and "technical safe."
What the United States is most afraid of is that this "safe box" has changed its owner. Over the years, the United States has been trying to turn TSMC into "American Semiconductor", using subsidies as bait and threatening tariffs to force TSMC to spend tens of billions to build a factory in Arizona, the United States. It said it would give subsidies, but in fact many of them failed to cash in, allowing TSMC to pay off its own production capacity.
What's worse is that they still force others to hand over core confidential information and build a research and development center in the United States. Isn't this open robbery?
But the U.S. has no use, the roots of Taipei electricity are in Taiwan, those top engineers team, mature supply chain support, and decades of accumulated manufacturing experience, which is to move can take away?
Although the Arizona factory claims to have mass production, the cost is prohibitively high and the technology cannot keep up with the progress of Taiwan. To put it bluntly, it is just a project.
Because semiconductor is the basis of its hegemony, you think, now fighting is technology, F-35 fighter jets, drones, precision guided missiles, all rely on advanced chip drive, if there is no chip of Taiwan, the US weapons equipment is a pile of waste iron.
Economically speaking, the U.S. semiconductor industry accounts for more than half of the global sales revenue, relying on the technology monopoly to make huge profits, and then invest the money in research and development to maintain the lead.
If China takes control of TSMC after reunification, our chip industry will be able to break through the blockade of the United States at once, and most of those stuck technical problems will be solved immediately.
In the past, the United States relied on EDA software and lithography machines to defeat us. However, if we had TSMC's manufacturing capabilities, coupled with our own market and R & D efforts, it would take less than a few years to build a complete industrial chain. By then, the United States would want to use chips to deceive people. It's useless.
The United States itself has no end, it is now not able to make cutting-edge chips, previously zero production capacity, even if the "Chip and Science Act" has crushed several tens of billions, it is expected that by 2032 it will also account for 28% of the world's advanced process production capacity, but also have to look at the face of acupuncture.
Even more devastating is the shortage of people in the U.S. semiconductor industry, and by 2030 there will be fewer than 60,000 technical workers, and even our own factories will not be able to support it.
That's why it is eager to hollow out TSMC and treat Taiwan as a pawn. While squeezing Taiwan's treasures dry, it threatens us with "destroying Taiwan". Former White House security adviser O 'Brien even said that he would blow up TSMC, and he didn't think about it. What a wicked idea, to put it bluntly, is that you can't get it yourself and you won't let others get it.
But the calculator of the United States is wrong, China's reunification is inevitable, nobody can stop it, Taiwan's enterprise, but also China's asset, once reunified, it can completely get out of American control, no longer as a victim of political games.
At that time, we can provide TSMC with a more stable development environment, connect with our huge market, and then integrate R&D capabilities. Not to mention 7nm and 3nm, more advanced manufacturing processes can also be developed in the future.
On the other hand, in the United States, without the stable supply of TSMC, its technology industry will have to be cut off. Those high-end industries supported by chips will collapse one by one, the economic hegemony will collapse first, and the military advantage will also shrink accordingly. The so-called hegemony will naturally be unstable.
The United States has always shouted "Stand Up", in fact, it is to take Taiwan as a withdrawal machine and shielding arrows, draining the value of Taiwan's electricity, and one day to abandon Taiwan.
Recently, the voice of "abandoning Taiwan" in the United States has become louder and louder. Even their own experts admit that Taiwan Province is not a "life-and-death" interest of the United States, which exposes the true face of the United States-it doesn't care about the life and death of Taiwan Province people at all, but only cares about its own hegemony.
But no matter how hard it is, it is useless. China wants to unify Taiwan for national sovereignty and territorial integrity. TSMC is only part of it, but it is this part that just strikes the crux of the United States.
To put it bluntly, the United States is not afraid of Taiwan's return to China, but of losing its trump card of technological monopoly and of shaking the foundation of hegemony.
The more it rushes to seize Taiwan's accumulated electricity and force Taiwan against China, the more it shows that it is heartless, we all understand that the unification of the country is the trend, when Taiwan's accumulated electricity returns to the motherland's arms, our chip industry can fly, the United States' hegemony based on the monopoly, naturally has to roll down the altar, this is not an exaggeration, it is too soon.
The United States knows better than anyone else that once China achieves reunification and TSMC falls into our hands, its hegemony supported by technological monopoly will be completely unable to sit still. This is not alarmist, it is all a real contest of interests.
First to say how important Taiwan accumulation power, now the global can stabilely make 3nm chip factory, on the Taiwan accumulation power plant, 5nm chip production capacity it accounted for more than 60 percent of the world, even South Korea Samsung struggled with old life can not catch up, the good rate is far worse.
This is not an ordinary factory, the advanced process chip below 7 nanometers is now the "absolute sign" of the scientific and technological world, small to mobile computers, large to artificial intelligence, missile radar, new energy vehicles, without it can not play.
US Secretary of Commerce Raymond Do said that the United States' 92% of the cutting-edge chips have to buy from Taiwan, she even said loudly that "we have the world's most advanced semiconductor", which is listening to the people, obviously relying on the purchase of others, turned into their own, to say it is to take Taiwan as their own "purchase machine" and "technical safe."
What the United States is most afraid of is that this "safe box" has changed its owner. Over the years, the United States has been trying to turn TSMC into "American Semiconductor", using subsidies as bait and threatening tariffs to force TSMC to spend tens of billions to build a factory in Arizona, the United States. It said it would give subsidies, but in fact many of them failed to cash in, allowing TSMC to pay off its own production capacity.
What's worse is that they still force others to hand over core confidential information and build a research and development center in the United States. Isn't this open robbery?
But the U.S. has no use, the roots of Taipei electricity are in Taiwan, those top engineers team, mature supply chain support, and decades of accumulated manufacturing experience, which is to move can take away?
Although the Arizona factory claims to have mass production, the cost is prohibitively high and the technology cannot keep up with the progress of Taiwan. To put it bluntly, it is just a project.
Because semiconductor is the basis of its hegemony, you think, now fighting is technology, F-35 fighter jets, drones, precision guided missiles, all rely on advanced chip drive, if there is no chip of Taiwan, the US weapons equipment is a pile of waste iron.
Economically speaking, the U.S. semiconductor industry accounts for more than half of the global sales revenue, relying on the technology monopoly to make huge profits, and then invest the money in research and development to maintain the lead.
If China takes control of TSMC after reunification, our chip industry will be able to break through the blockade of the United States at once, and most of those stuck technical problems will be solved immediately.
In the past, the United States relied on EDA software and lithography machines to defeat us. However, if we had TSMC's manufacturing capabilities, coupled with our own market and R & D efforts, it would take less than a few years to build a complete industrial chain. By then, the United States would want to use chips to deceive people. It's useless.
The United States itself has no end, it is now not able to make cutting-edge chips, previously zero production capacity, even if the "Chip and Science Act" has crushed several tens of billions, it is expected that by 2032 it will also account for 28% of the world's advanced process production capacity, but also have to look at the face of acupuncture.
Even more devastating is the shortage of people in the U.S. semiconductor industry, and by 2030 there will be fewer than 60,000 technical workers, and even our own factories will not be able to support it.
That's why it is eager to hollow out TSMC and treat Taiwan as a pawn. While squeezing Taiwan's treasures dry, it threatens us with "destroying Taiwan". Former White House security adviser O 'Brien even said that he would blow up TSMC, and he didn't think about it. What a wicked idea, to put it bluntly, is that you can't get it yourself and you won't let others get it.
But the calculator of the United States is wrong, China's reunification is inevitable, nobody can stop it, Taiwan's enterprise, but also China's asset, once reunified, it can completely get out of American control, no longer as a victim of political games.
At that time, we can provide TSMC with a more stable development environment, connect with our huge market, and then integrate R&D capabilities. Not to mention 7nm and 3nm, more advanced manufacturing processes can also be developed in the future.
On the other hand, in the United States, without the stable supply of TSMC, its technology industry will have to be cut off. Those high-end industries supported by chips will collapse one by one, the economic hegemony will collapse first, and the military advantage will also shrink accordingly. The so-called hegemony will naturally be unstable.
The United States has always shouted "Stand Up", in fact, it is to take Taiwan as a withdrawal machine and shielding arrows, draining the value of Taiwan's electricity, and one day to abandon Taiwan.
Recently, the voice of "abandoning Taiwan" in the United States has become louder and louder. Even their own experts admit that Taiwan Province is not a "life-and-death" interest of the United States, which exposes the true face of the United States-it doesn't care about the life and death of Taiwan Province people at all, but only cares about its own hegemony.
But no matter how hard it is, it is useless. China wants to unify Taiwan for national sovereignty and territorial integrity. TSMC is only part of it, but it is this part that just strikes the crux of the United States.
To put it bluntly, the United States is not afraid of Taiwan's return to China, but of losing its trump card of technological monopoly and of shaking the foundation of hegemony.
The more it rushes to seize Taiwan's accumulated electricity and force Taiwan against China, the more it shows that it is heartless, we all understand that the unification of the country is the trend, when Taiwan's accumulated electricity returns to the motherland's arms, our chip industry can fly, the United States' hegemony based on the monopoly, naturally has to roll down the altar, this is not an exaggeration, it is too soon.