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Washington tells Silicon Valley the Taiwan chip risk is no longer theoretical

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The US government is warning Silicon Valley that the risk to Taiwan's semiconductor industry is now a direct threat to American economic growth, following recent Chinese military exercises and a report predicting severe economic consequences if chip supplies from Taiwan are disrupted. This highlights the urgent need for content creators to address supply chain resilience and geopolitical risks in their strategic planning.

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