This report examines the complex geopolitical dynamics of microchip production in Taiwan, particularly in the context of US-China relations. It delves into the historical backdrop of Cross-Strait relations since 1949, exploring how political shifts during the Cold War and subsequent periods have influenced the current state of affairs. The focus is on Taiwan’s significant role in global semiconductor manufacturing and how this positions Taiwan strategically in US-China geopolitical tensions. The analysis highlights the economic interdependencies and political implications of Taiwan’s microchip industry, considering the potential consequences for regional stability and international trade.
Keywords: Cross-Strait Relations, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, US-China Relations, Regional Stability, Microchip Production, Cold War Legacy.
