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Taiwan Considering Multi-Billion Dollar Arms Purchase From US: Report
Taiwan is exploring buying arms worth billions of dollars from the United States, sources briefed on the matter said, hoping to win support from the new Trump administration as China continues to apply military pressure on the island.
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Taiwan's Foxconn Says Global Manufacturing Footprint to Shield it From Trump's Tariffs
Young Liu, chairman of the contract manufacturer and key Apple supplier, told reporters after a forum in Taipei that it saw the primary impact of any fresh tariffs falling on its clients because its business model was based on contract manufacturing.
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Apple Could Double or Triple Investments, Exports in India Over Coming Years: Rajeev Chandrasekhar
US tech giant Apple could double or triple investments in India, along with exports, over the next few years, IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said, as the company opened a second store in the world's biggest smartphone market after China.
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Apple Preparing to Source Chips From US Plant, Plans Expansion in Chip Supply From Europe: Report
Apple is reportedly working to begin sourcing chips for its devices from a US plant, likely referring to an Arizona factory that will be run by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker and a major supplier to the firm. TSMC last year announced plans to begin production of chips at its upcoming US plant in 2...
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Foxconn Unveils Pickup, Crossover Models; Wants Customers to 'Sell a Lot of EVs': All Details
Foxconn unveiled two prototypes of its electric vehicles, a Model B sporty crossover hatchback and the Model V, an all-terrain pickup. The company said on Tuesday that it wanted its customers to sell electric vehicles (EVs) in large numbers. The world's largest contract electronics maker's production takes place in Taiwan, Thailand, and the US, and...
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Chip Manufacturing, Global Supply Chains to Be Secure if Taiwan Remains Safe, Minister Says
Global supply chains of vital semiconductors would be secure if Taiwan remains safe, Taiwanese Minister for Economic Affairs Wang Mei-Hua said on Tuesday, during a trip to the US. The minister is in the US to respond to "concerns" about supply chains and geopolitical issues and to visit US tech firms that are major customers of Taiwanese semiconduc...
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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Samsung Reportedly Signs Multi-Year Deal With Dish to Provide 5G Network Equipment
Samsung has reportedly signed a multi-year deal to sell equipment to Dish for its upcoming 5G network in the US, one of the largest radio deals for the South Korean company since its major Verizon contract in 2020.
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Samsung Electronics Builds Sixth Domestic Contract Chip-Making Line
The South Korean firm is taking on bigger rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) in the contract manufacturing business, where it competes for orders from customers such as Qualcomm.
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Taiwan To Launch Futures Contracts For US, India Benchmark Indexes
The Taiwan Futures Exchange is planning a futures contract for India's Nifty 50 by the end of this year at the earliest or the first half of 2017, Mr Tsai Shih-chuan said.
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Apple supplier Hon Hai to invest $40 million in US plant
Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, the world's largest electronics manufacturer, said on Friday it plans to invest $40 million in the US state of Pennsylvania as part of its diversification away from its low-margin contract business.
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Apple looks at Taiwan's TSMC as chip supplier to reduce Samsung dependency
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will soon start making microchips for Apple as the US tech giant reduces manufacturing contracts with its rival Samsung.
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Taiwan Considering Multi-Billion Dollar Arms Purchase From US: Report
Taiwan is exploring buying arms worth billions of dollars from the United States, sources briefed on the matter said, hoping to win support from the new Trump administration as China continues to apply military pressure on the island.
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Taiwan's Foxconn Says Global Manufacturing Footprint to Shield it From Trump's Tariffs
Young Liu, chairman of the contract manufacturer and key Apple supplier, told reporters after a forum in Taipei that it saw the primary impact of any fresh tariffs falling on its clients because its business model was based on contract manufacturing.
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Apple Could Double or Triple Investments, Exports in India Over Coming Years: Rajeev Chandrasekhar
US tech giant Apple could double or triple investments in India, along with exports, over the next few years, IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said, as the company opened a second store in the world's biggest smartphone market after China.
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Apple Preparing to Source Chips From US Plant, Plans Expansion in Chip Supply From Europe: Report
Apple is reportedly working to begin sourcing chips for its devices from a US plant, likely referring to an Arizona factory that will be run by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker and a major supplier to the firm. TSMC last year announced plans to begin production of chips at its upcoming US plant in 2...
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Foxconn Unveils Pickup, Crossover Models; Wants Customers to 'Sell a Lot of EVs': All Details
Foxconn unveiled two prototypes of its electric vehicles, a Model B sporty crossover hatchback and the Model V, an all-terrain pickup. The company said on Tuesday that it wanted its customers to sell electric vehicles (EVs) in large numbers. The world's largest contract electronics maker's production takes place in Taiwan, Thailand, and the US, and...
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Chip Manufacturing, Global Supply Chains to Be Secure if Taiwan Remains Safe, Minister Says
Global supply chains of vital semiconductors would be secure if Taiwan remains safe, Taiwanese Minister for Economic Affairs Wang Mei-Hua said on Tuesday, during a trip to the US. The minister is in the US to respond to "concerns" about supply chains and geopolitical issues and to visit US tech firms that are major customers of Taiwanese semiconduc...
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Taiwan Signals Chip Firms Will Comply With US Export Rules Targeting Chinese Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan said on Friday that semiconductor companies on the island attach "great importance" to complying with the law, as the government signalled the firms are likely to comply with US export controls that target China's chip industry. The island is home to firms like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipma...
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Samsung Reportedly Signs Multi-Year Deal With Dish to Provide 5G Network Equipment
Samsung has reportedly signed a multi-year deal to sell equipment to Dish for its upcoming 5G network in the US, one of the largest radio deals for the South Korean company since its major Verizon contract in 2020.
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Samsung Electronics Builds Sixth Domestic Contract Chip-Making Line
The South Korean firm is taking on bigger rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) in the contract manufacturing business, where it competes for orders from customers such as Qualcomm.
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Taiwan To Launch Futures Contracts For US, India Benchmark Indexes
The Taiwan Futures Exchange is planning a futures contract for India's Nifty 50 by the end of this year at the earliest or the first half of 2017, Mr Tsai Shih-chuan said.
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Apple supplier Hon Hai to invest $40 million in US plant
Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, the world's largest electronics manufacturer, said on Friday it plans to invest $40 million in the US state of Pennsylvania as part of its diversification away from its low-margin contract business.
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Apple looks at Taiwan's TSMC as chip supplier to reduce Samsung dependency
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will soon start making microchips for Apple as the US tech giant reduces manufacturing contracts with its rival Samsung.
