The story of the US Taiwanese tech giant reveals methodological differences
For technology companies, business has never been as politicized as it is now. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) will inject 100 billion U.S. dollars into the new manufacturing plant in the next three years. To this end, the world’s largest contract chip maker is carefully weighing the demand for this capability from the geopolitical competitors that are driving its growth.
An obvious example of trying to balance this balance is Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer. Four years after it promised to build a huge LCD panel factory in Wisconsin, it is still dealing with the consequences of its failure.