Taiwanese technology companies have reportedly joined forces with China's Huawei to bolster the construction of its chip manufacturing plants in southern China.
In a surprising turn of events, several Taiwanese technology companies have reportedly joined forces with China’s Huawei to bolster the construction of its chip manufacturing plants in southern China. This collaboration comes amidst a backdrop of tense geopolitics, with Taiwan aiming to limit Chinese influence while Beijing grapples with crippling U.S. government sanctions on its semiconductor industry.
Huawei, supported by substantial funding from the Chinese government, has been fervently expanding its semiconductor initiatives, aiming to reduce its reliance on foreign technology in the face of U.S. sanctions. The exact nature of the assistance provided by these Taiwanese companies remains unclear. However, it has been suggested that they might be engaged in activities not directly related to U.S. sanctions, such as semiconductor wastewater management systems for Huawei’s facilities.
Huawei, undeterred by the sanctions, has been conducting extensive research in the semiconductor domain. Recently, the tech giant unveiled its Mate 60 series flagship phone in China, capturing widespread attention. Notably, the spotlight is on its chipset, which boasts 5G network capabilities, showcasing Huawei’s determination to innovate despite the challenges it faces in the global market.
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