The United States and Taiwan have reached a landmark trade agreement that will significantly expand semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. Under the deal, Taiwanese companies will invest $250 billion and the Taiwanese government will contribute an additional $250 billion, bringing the total investment to $500 billion.
This massive commitment is expected to strengthen the U.S. semiconductor industry and enhance supply chain resilience and create opportunities for trade and technology collaboration between the two economies. The deal highlights the strategic role of trade in driving investment, innovation and economic growth in the high-tech sector.
By combining private and public investment, the agreement positions both countries to meet growing global demand for advanced chips and support domestic manufacturing and reinforce their positions as leaders in the global technology market.
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