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Taiwanese investigators claimed to be Chinese chipmaker on Friday Semiconductor Production International Co.. (SMIC) illegally high-tech talent.
Taiwan Ministry of Justice Form Bureau (MIJB), SMIC’nin “Under the name of foreign investment” is a help from Samoa based on the island of Island and builds a talent of Taiwan “actively recruited.”
CNBC could not check the allegations independently, and SMIC was not immediately available for comments.
The ministry said Taiwan began to investigate the issue in December 2024. Paoching talent, Suspected Eleven Chinese enterprises, said he was searched in 34 locations and asked for a request for 90 people.
SMIC is China’s largest semiconductor production firm. Fell into the focus of attention when in 2023 Appeared to be the Creator At this time, 7 nanometers chips in Huawei’s smartphone. A few years ago, the US government was published in the list of exports.
China is trying to develop chipping capabilities through SMIC, but the company remains behind rivals TSMC In Taiwan. The chip export restrictions on the United States are almost impossible Log in to the latest Chipmming tools From critical suppliers such as Asml this can allow to hold.
Taiwan is a talented heat in the semiconductor industry because the world’s largest and most advanced Chipaker is home to TSMC. The United States has asked to access this talent and bring more chipping opportunities to shores TSMC is convincing to build more production capacity in the country.
Taiwan’s MJIB said he set up a special task force in late 2020 to investigate the allegations of “illegal breakonier”.
“Chinese enterprises are often supported by various means, including various means, foreign-founded companies, foreign-foreign investment companies, establishment of unauthorized businesses and employees in Taiwan, including various means or foreign invested companies.
