Taiwan pressed to prioritise US chip shortage
The US Commerce Department is pressing Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturers to prioritise the needs of US automakers as the global shortage continues to affect car production worldwide.
ByThe US Commerce Department is pressing Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturers to prioritise the needs of US automakers as the global shortage continues to affect car production worldwide.
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