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“Even Tesla, without Taiwan, cannot run.” Taiwanese legislator Wang Ting-yu breaks down how critical Taiwan is to the global economy. He revealed that 96% of advanced chips are made in Taiwan. And 60% of average chips. “Helping Taiwan is not only helping Taiwanese people… but [helping] the world.” Every...

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“Taiwanese companies make 90% of the data servers and the AI servers that run the AI realm.” “We make 95% of the advanced chips in Taiwan.” Taiwanese Ambassador Alexander Yui revealed to me just how reliant the entire U.S. AI system is on Taiwan. “Taiwan has become an important partner in terms of technology, in terms of investment, and in terms of education.” “United States is intending on preserving AI supremacy… and asking partners, including Taiwan, to reach that.” “To achieve that, Taiwan is a key partner.”
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“Taiwanese companies make 90% of the data servers and the AI servers that run the AI realm.” “We make 95% of the advanced chips in Taiwan.” Taiwanese Ambassador Alexander Yui revealed to me just how reliant the entire U.S. AI system is on Taiwan. “Taiwan has become an important partner in terms of technology, in terms of investment, and in terms of education.” “United States is intending on preserving AI supremacy… and asking partners, including Taiwan, to reach that.” “To achieve that, Taiwan is a key partner.”

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Rear Admiral (Ret.) Mark Montgomery, who has served 32 years in the U.S. Navy as a nuclear-trained surface warfare officer: "Taiwan 🇹🇼 is probably the most important country in the world to the United States 🇺🇸 economy. It's a close, if it isn't it's a close second or third to 🇨🇳China and Canada 🇨🇦. It's our fourth largest trading partner. Canada🇨🇦 and Mexico🇲🇽 is because of geographic proxiity, so it's really them (Taiwan 🇹🇼) and 🇨🇳 China. And Germany 🇩🇪 and Japan 🇯🇵, the big powerhouses, they're small, less trade with the United States. Trump hates this trade because it's $200 billion from Taiwan, $50 billion from the US, he hates that trade deficit. I call it, to use his vernacular, a Big Beautiful Trade Deficit because that $200 billion coming over from Taiwan includes $170 billion of compute. And what I mean by compute is semiconductor chips and some micro electronics to go along with them. That $170 billion drives 4 trillion+ dollars of US GDP. And not some Davos bullshit mathematics. This is real 4 trillion. It's not replaceable. The chips that drive our phones, our F-35s, our F-150 trucks, our TVs, our refrigerators, anything we're building in the United States, it's got Taiwanese chips in it. They're 95% of the high-end chips, 70% to 75% of the legacy chips come from Taiwan. There's not a replacement for it. It is indispensable to the United States. So when the President's dismissive of the need to defend Taiwan or questions the value of it, he completely is bereft of facts which you know is disappointing that Secretary Besset, the Secretary of Treasury, Secretary of Commerce can't make it clear to the President that we need Taiwan as much as Taiwan needs us, maybe more. As a result, we've got to do a better job of partnering with Taiwan, figuring out how we build our military security together to match our economic coupling because we're not going anywhere without them. We're not going to build our way out of dependence on Taiwanese chips. You'd like to argue against supporting a democracy, a thirving democracy with a first amendment and free press, freedom of assembly, free elections, fair elections that lead to split government, which causes beatdowns inside the parliament (lol). You know this is democracy at its greatest. Why would we not support that? Why would we throw our lot, why would be like, well, you know, possibly we should talk to the uh CCP, which is where President Xi, his elections are all 90, I'm sorry, he doesn't even have "99% elections" now, he has "100% elections". And if you remember how he treated his predecessor at the last big Communist Party get together, he frog marched out his predecessor for even thinking about possibly not agreeing with a minor thing that Xi says. There are many, many reasons to support Taiwan that both the Left in America and the conservatives in America and business in America ought to support here. There is no reason not so support Taiwan other than President Trump likes strong-men. He's attracted to Xi. He's attracted to Kim Jong-un. He's attracted to Putin. Heck, he's attracted to the President of Syria who's an ISIS and Al Qaeda alumni. But the President says, "Hey, he's a good looking man." This prediliction for authoritarian leaders, it's not healthy. It's not right. Taiwan is the right place for US allegiances to be." Mark Montgomery Pyotr Kurzin The Global Gambit (GG)

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WHAT IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN + Strait of Hormuz STAYS CLOSED🛑 Nobody is connecting these dots yet Taiwan makes 90% of the world's most advanced chips. TSMC manufactures for EVERY major tech company on the planet. If those fabs go dark, this isn't a dip. This is a STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE. Stocks that get DESTROYED 👇 Semiconductors. $TSM, $NVDA, $AMD, $AAPL, $QCOM, $AVGO, $ASML. Every single one depends on TSMC to make their chips. There is NO backup. Nvidia can't make GPUs. Apple can't make iPhones. AMD can't make processors. Full stop. The AI boom DIES overnight. $MSFT, $AMZN, $GOOG, $META. Every data center buildout, every model training run, every hyperscaler capex plan depends on chips that ONLY TSMC can produce at scale. Their entire growth thesis is GONE. Consumer and shipping. $DELL, $HPQ, Sony all lose their chip supply. The Taiwan Strait carries 50% of global container shipping. $ZIM, $FDX, $UPS all get crushed by the blockade. NOW here's where it gets interesting Stocks that BENEFIT 👇 Defense. $LMT, $RTX, $NOC, $GD, $LHX, $PLTR. Spending goes VERTICAL overnight. Domestic chips. $INTC becomes the most important company in America as the ONLY Western advanced fab. $GFS, $AMAT, $LRCX, $KLAC all surge as we scramble to build domestic capacity. Safe havens. $XOM, $CVX on the oil spike. $GLD, $SLV on the flight to safety. $AA on the aluminum supply chain chaos. THE PART NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT Taiwan doesn't just make chips for tech. They produce 35% of ALL chips globally. Cars. Medical devices. Military equipment. Appliances. A Taiwan invasion doesn't crash the stock market. It crashes the GLOBAL ECONOMY. This is not a prediction. But if you're not thinking about this risk while the Strait of Hormuz is ALREADY shut down and semiconductors are ALREADY under pressure from helium shortages, you're not paying attention.
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WHAT IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN + Strait of Hormuz STAYS CLOSED🛑 Nobody is connecting these dots yet Taiwan makes 90% of the world's most advanced chips. TSMC manufactures for EVERY major tech company on the planet. If those fabs go dark, this isn't a dip. This is a STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE. Stocks that get DESTROYED 👇 Semiconductors. $TSM, $NVDA, $AMD, $AAPL, $QCOM, $AVGO, $ASML. Every single one depends on TSMC to make their chips. There is NO backup. Nvidia can't make GPUs. Apple can't make iPhones. AMD can't make processors. Full stop. The AI boom DIES overnight. $MSFT, $AMZN, $GOOG, $META. Every data center buildout, every model training run, every hyperscaler capex plan depends on chips that ONLY TSMC can produce at scale. Their entire growth thesis is GONE. Consumer and shipping. $DELL, $HPQ, Sony all lose their chip supply. The Taiwan Strait carries 50% of global container shipping. $ZIM, $FDX, $UPS all get crushed by the blockade. NOW here's where it gets interesting Stocks that BENEFIT 👇 Defense. $LMT, $RTX, $NOC, $GD, $LHX, $PLTR. Spending goes VERTICAL overnight. Domestic chips. $INTC becomes the most important company in America as the ONLY Western advanced fab. $GFS, $AMAT, $LRCX, $KLAC all surge as we scramble to build domestic capacity. Safe havens. $XOM, $CVX on the oil spike. $GLD, $SLV on the flight to safety. $AA on the aluminum supply chain chaos. THE PART NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT Taiwan doesn't just make chips for tech. They produce 35% of ALL chips globally. Cars. Medical devices. Military equipment. Appliances. A Taiwan invasion doesn't crash the stock market. It crashes the GLOBAL ECONOMY. This is not a prediction. But if you're not thinking about this risk while the Strait of Hormuz is ALREADY shut down and semiconductors are ALREADY under pressure from helium shortages, you're not paying attention.

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Taiwan sits at the center of one of the world's biggest geopolitical disputes. 🇹🇼🇺🇸🇨🇳 Taiwan is home to the world's most advanced semiconductor industry, producing cutting-edge chips that power smartphones, AI, data centers, cars, and advanced military equipment. China says Taiwan is part of its territory and has not ruled out force to bring it under control.😯😯 The United States supports Taiwan's ability to defend itself while trying to avoid direct conflict with China!! So how did this dispute begin, and why does it matter to the world?🤔 The story goes back to the Chinese Civil War... Taiwan is more than an island. It sits at the center of global technology. Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more global affairs videos like these.
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Taiwan sits at the center of one of the world's biggest geopolitical disputes. 🇹🇼🇺🇸🇨🇳 Taiwan is home to the world's most advanced semiconductor industry, producing cutting-edge chips that power smartphones, AI, data centers, cars, and advanced military equipment. China says Taiwan is part of its territory and has not ruled out force to bring it under control.😯😯 The United States supports Taiwan's ability to defend itself while trying to avoid direct conflict with China!! So how did this dispute begin, and why does it matter to the world?🤔 The story goes back to the Chinese Civil War... Taiwan is more than an island. It sits at the center of global technology. Subscribe to Donald J Trump Posts TruthSocial for more global affairs videos like these.

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🇺🇸 ELON MUSK ON THE AI ENGAME. ''For the next few years, America is likely to win the AI race.'' Then it becomes a question of who controls the AI chip fabrication. If more of the factories are owned by China, China will win. Right now almost all the advanced factories are in Taiwan. ''If China invades Taiwan in the near term, the world will be cut off from advanced AI chips.'' "It's essential for national security that we begin manufacturing our own chips in the US." My take: China might not even need to invade. Huawei and other domestic players are already racing to close the gap. Turn on your notifications for updates on that.
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🇺🇸 ELON MUSK ON THE AI ENGAME. ''For the next few years, America is likely to win the AI race.'' Then it becomes a question of who controls the AI chip fabrication. If more of the factories are owned by China, China will win. Right now almost all the advanced factories are in Taiwan. ''If China invades Taiwan in the near term, the world will be cut off from advanced AI chips.'' "It's essential for national security that we begin manufacturing our own chips in the US." My take: China might not even need to invade. Huawei and other domestic players are already racing to close the gap. Turn on your notifications for updates on that.

CryptoGoos

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ELON MUSK: "For the next few years America is likely to win the race in AI. Then it will be a function of who controls the AI chip fabrication. If more of the factories are owned by China then China will win. Right now all the chip fabs are in Taiwan. 100%. If China invades Taiwan in the near term the world will be cut off from advanced AI chips. I think it's essential for national security that we begin manufacturing our own chips in the US."
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ELON MUSK: "For the next few years America is likely to win the race in AI. Then it will be a function of who controls the AI chip fabrication. If more of the factories are owned by China then China will win. Right now all the chip fabs are in Taiwan. 100%. If China invades Taiwan in the near term the world will be cut off from advanced AI chips. I think it's essential for national security that we begin manufacturing our own chips in the US."

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ELON MUSK: “FOR THE NEXT FEW YEARS AMERICA IS LIKELY TO WIN THE RACE IN AI. THEN IT WILL BE A FUNCTION OF WHO CONTROLS THE AI CHIP FABRICATION. IF MORE OF THE FACTORIES ARE OWNED BY CHINA THEN CHINA WILL WIN." "RIGHT NOW ALL THE CHIP FABS ARE IN TAIWAN. 100%." "IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN IN THE NEAR TERM THE WORLD WILL BE CUT OFF FROM ADVANCED AI CHIPS." "I THINK IT'S ESSENTIAL FOR NATIONAL SECURITY THAT WE BEGIN MANUFACTURING OUR OWN CHIPS IN THE US.”
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ELON MUSK: “FOR THE NEXT FEW YEARS AMERICA IS LIKELY TO WIN THE RACE IN AI. THEN IT WILL BE A FUNCTION OF WHO CONTROLS THE AI CHIP FABRICATION. IF MORE OF THE FACTORIES ARE OWNED BY CHINA THEN CHINA WILL WIN." "RIGHT NOW ALL THE CHIP FABS ARE IN TAIWAN. 100%." "IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN IN THE NEAR TERM THE WORLD WILL BE CUT OFF FROM ADVANCED AI CHIPS." "I THINK IT'S ESSENTIAL FOR NATIONAL SECURITY THAT WE BEGIN MANUFACTURING OUR OWN CHIPS IN THE US.”

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ELON MUSK: “FOR THE NEXT FEW YEARS AMERICA IS LIKELY TO WIN THE RACE IN AI. THEN IT WILL BE A FUNCTION OF WHO CONTROLS THE AI CHIP FABRICATION. IF MORE OF THE FACTORIES ARE OWNED BY CHINA THEN CHINA WILL WIN." "RIGHT NOW ALL THE CHIP FABS ARE IN TAIWAN. 100%." "IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN IN THE NEAR TERM THE WORLD WILL BE CUT OFF FROM ADVANCED AI CHIPS." "I THINK IT'S ESSENTIAL FOR NATIONAL SECURITY THAT WE BEGIN MANUFACTURING OUR OWN CHIPS IN THE US.”
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ELON MUSK: “FOR THE NEXT FEW YEARS AMERICA IS LIKELY TO WIN THE RACE IN AI. THEN IT WILL BE A FUNCTION OF WHO CONTROLS THE AI CHIP FABRICATION. IF MORE OF THE FACTORIES ARE OWNED BY CHINA THEN CHINA WILL WIN." "RIGHT NOW ALL THE CHIP FABS ARE IN TAIWAN. 100%." "IF CHINA INVADES TAIWAN IN THE NEAR TERM THE WORLD WILL BE CUT OFF FROM ADVANCED AI CHIPS." "I THINK IT'S ESSENTIAL FOR NATIONAL SECURITY THAT WE BEGIN MANUFACTURING OUR OWN CHIPS IN THE US.”

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1,764,593 views • 4 months ago

Japan Quietly Upgraded Its Military — With Taiwan’s Help. This TSMC Move Just Made a Taiwan Invasion Much Harder. China keeps talking about invading Taiwan. But while everyone was watching the headlines, something far more important happened. TSMC—the world’s most advanced and profitable chipmaker—decided to bring 3-nanometer production to Japan. Not legacy chips. Not trailing nodes. The crown jewels. In this video, I break down how Taiwan and TSMC just helped Japan upgrade its deterrence capabilities at the silicon level—why this move quietly reshapes the military balance in East Asia, raises the cost of a Taiwan invasion, and leaves China structurally locked out of the future.
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Japan Quietly Upgraded Its Military — With Taiwan’s Help. This TSMC Move Just Made a Taiwan Invasion Much Harder. China keeps talking about invading Taiwan. But while everyone was watching the headlines, something far more important happened. TSMC—the world’s most advanced and profitable chipmaker—decided to bring 3-nanometer production to Japan. Not legacy chips. Not trailing nodes. The crown jewels. In this video, I break down how Taiwan and TSMC just helped Japan upgrade its deterrence capabilities at the silicon level—why this move quietly reshapes the military balance in East Asia, raises the cost of a Taiwan invasion, and leaves China structurally locked out of the future.

Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle

82,836 views • 8 months ago

“My kids’ life was in danger…” Taiwanese legislator Wang Ting-yu revealed that the CCP literally sent “gangsters” to harass him and his young children. “Armed policemen [stood] in front of my house for a long time.” “That’s the price when you try to do something right.” “I won’t say it’s easy.” “[You] look at your kids, three, five, seven years old.’ “It’s not easy.” “But the only thing you can blame is [the] CCP.” “We have [done] nothing wrong.” 王定宇 Wang Ting-yu, MP
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“My kids’ life was in danger…” Taiwanese legislator Wang Ting-yu revealed that the CCP literally sent “gangsters” to harass him and his young children. “Armed policemen [stood] in front of my house for a long time.” “That’s the price when you try to do something right.” “I won’t say it’s easy.” “[You] look at your kids, three, five, seven years old.’ “It’s not easy.” “But the only thing you can blame is [the] CCP.” “We have [done] nothing wrong.” 王定宇 Wang Ting-yu, MP

Jan Jekielek

17,477 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇺🇸 “We’re going to become self sufficient in producing Semi-Conductors” Trump & America have just completed a $0.5Trillion Dollar deal with Taiwan. This is significant, not because of vitally essential Micro-Chips, but because China is liable to invade Taiwan at any point - this will bring the US more into play if and when this happens ‼️
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🚨🇺🇸 “We’re going to become self sufficient in producing Semi-Conductors” Trump & America have just completed a $0.5Trillion Dollar deal with Taiwan. This is significant, not because of vitally essential Micro-Chips, but because China is liable to invade Taiwan at any point - this will bring the US more into play if and when this happens ‼️

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12,589 views • 8 months ago

🤖 AI boom sends Taiwan’s economy to a 50-year record Taiwan’s economy grew by 13.72% in the first half of the year. One of the main drivers has been the global boom in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and demand for Taiwanese chips. Taiwan has found itself at the very center of the AI gold rush: its companies supply the global tech industry with critical semiconductors, while the impact is already spilling over into investment, exports, and consumer spending. While some are debating how many jobs AI will take away, Taiwan is counting double-digit GDP growth.
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🤖 AI boom sends Taiwan’s economy to a 50-year record Taiwan’s economy grew by 13.72% in the first half of the year. One of the main drivers has been the global boom in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and demand for Taiwanese chips. Taiwan has found itself at the very center of the AI gold rush: its companies supply the global tech industry with critical semiconductors, while the impact is already spilling over into investment, exports, and consumer spending. While some are debating how many jobs AI will take away, Taiwan is counting double-digit GDP growth.

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