INTERVIEW / Tariffs on Taiwan chips won't solve U.S. dependence: Expert
02/14/2025 04:57 PM
John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump, said Thursday that imposing tariffs on chips from Taiwan would not alter the reality that the United States is dependent on Taiwan-manufactured chips.
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