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TSMC has announced it will stop producing advanced AI chips for Chinese companies, aligning with U.S. efforts to limit China's access to critical technologies. This move significantly impacts Chinese tech firms reliant on TSMC's advanced manufacturing capabilities, pushing them to seek domestic alternatives and innovate under tightened sanctions. The broader implications include accelerated efforts by China to achieve semiconductor self-reliance and the potential emergence of parallel tech ecosystems due to geopolitical tensions.
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TSMC has announced it will stop producing advanced AI chips for Chinese companies, aligning with U.S. efforts to limit China's access to critical technologies. This move significantly impacts Chinese tech firms reliant on TSMC's advanced manufacturing capabilities, pushing them to seek domestic alternatives and innovate under tightened sanctions. The broader implications include accelerated efforts by China to achieve semiconductor self-reliance and the potential emergence of parallel tech ecosystems due to geopolitical tensions.

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