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Chinese military operations near Taiwan could cause an accident or escalate tensions, but Australia isn't expected to join the US if a conflict occurs.

Watch live as Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te reacts to China’s military drills announcement during a visit to a military base on Thursday (23 May).

China on Thursday launched two days of military drills to surround self-ruled Taiwan in what it said was "strong punishment" for the island's "separatist acts".

Exercises begin three days after William Lai Ching-te took his oath as president of the island China claims as its own.

At its European Technology Symposium last week TSMC revealed some of the details about its Global Gigafab Manufacturing program, the company's strategy to replicate its manufacturing processes across its multiple gigafab sites. The need for large-scale multi-national fabs to have a process in place to replicate their facilities is well-documented…

As TSMC is becoming a multinational corporation, Taiwanese government expects TSMC to be primarily Taiwanese company.

With solid chip demand across consumer electronics, automotive, and telecom sectors, coupled with rising technological advancements like AI and ML, the semiconductor industry is poised for robust expansion. So, let’s analyze Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Broadcom (AVGO) to determine which chip stock will surge in the upcoming months. Read…

Lai Ching-te’s inauguration speech has been panned by China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, which labelled the new president a “dangerous separatist”.

China refuses to rule out an invasion, so the US wants assurances that manufacturing can be turned off from anywhere.