Chips as Strategy
The global semiconductor landscape is shifting, with chips becoming the new oil in geopolitical conflicts, particularly concerning Taiwan and China. As the US pushes for domestic production through significant subsidies, the reliance on foreign manufacturing raises concerns about national security. The conversation highlights the complexities of supply chains and the long-term strategic implications of chip production in modern warfare.In this clip
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