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Taiwan Semiconductor Production Co.The $ 100 billion obligation to expand its production in the United States is the “Great News”, CEO CRISTIANO Amon provides CNBC to CNBC on Tuesday that helps to diversify chipping places.
Amon also considered the US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy, and the longer the long-term technology trends will prefer any short-term uncertainty.
Trump has been announced on Monday TSMC would invest $ 100 billion to the United States. Arizona will go to the establishment of more chip production plants. TSMC is the world’s largest semiconductor producer and gives chips to Qualcomm’s Likes, Apple and Nvidia.
The United States and former President Joe Biden, under the leadership of the United States, tried to produce a more advanced chip production, the fact that these advanced technologies approaching these advanced technologies to the home of this advanced technology.
Many of the technology industry supported these plans, including Qualcomm.
“Look, this is great news,” he said. “Semiconductors show that it is important. For this … Economy. Economic security means access to semiconductors. More production is the music of our ears.”
Amon, some chips of Qualcomm have already produced in the existing plants of the TSMC in Arizona and said that more semiconductors will be prepared in the United States in the future
“TSMC is an excellent supplier for Qualcomm. There is an object in Arizona. There is already a chips built in Arizona. We will use it in the same way we will use it in Taiwan, in other places.”
Global companies are also digested Application of tariffs Additional tasks about the United States in Mexico and Canada, as well as China.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon Taiwan speaks at the Taiwan’s Computex Forum on June 3, 2024.
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Amon said that the tariffs are difficult to predict the impact on QualCOMM from the tariffs.
“You don’t know exactly how it won’t go because the interesting thing is great
chip exporters. We are not the importers of the chips … Chips are going to devices. It is made up all over the world and it’s hard to know what happened. “
“We will simply navigate for what the result is.”
Qualcomm CEO said there are a number of main technology trends that are likely to support the work of the US giant in the long run with short-term tariff uncertainty.
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