U.S. curbs on chip tool sales to China won't hurt Taiwan much: Economist
09/13/2022 05:29 PM
A reported move by the Joe Biden administration to introduce broader curbs on the sale of U.S.-made IC chips and production equipment to China is likely to have a limited impact on Taiwan's semiconductor industry, a local economist said Tuesday.
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