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The world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, Taiwan’s TSMC, admits difficulties in complying with US chip export controls.
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TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company), the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, recently revealed difficulties in complying with export controls imposed by the United States. These controls are aimed at restricting China’s access to advanced technologies, in the context of growing geopolitical and commercial tension between the two powers.
According to information published by Bloomberg and quoted by Jornal de Negócios, TSMC has been adopting measures to ensure compliance with the rules imposed by Washington. However, the complexity of the restrictions – which require prior approval for any sale of chips to Chinese customers – raises operational and commercial obstacles.
The Taiwanese company, which is a critical supplier to giants such as Apple, AMD and Nvidia, is under pressure to strengthen its control and reporting mechanisms, while seeking to maintain business relations with relevant customers in the Asian market.
This scenario highlights the effects of increasing scrutiny on the global semiconductor supply chain.
The Microelectronics Agenda will continue to follow developments in this sector, which remains at the center of global attention.
🔗 Source: Jornal de Negócios
