Taiwan’s Chip Dominance in Today’s Interconnected World
The Fatty Fish Editorial Team offers a look into Taiwan’s chip dominance in today’s interconnected world and how its vertical integration position it at the forefront of global technology.
The Global Impact of a Taiwan-China Conflict on the Semiconductor Industry
The Fatty Fish Editorial Team covers the consequences of a possible clash between China and Taiwan on the global supply of semiconductors, including prominent US tech companies and the US defense system.
Importance of Taiwan to the U.S. in Indo-Pacific Region and Chips
Taiwan plays a critical role for the U.S. in the Indo-Pacific region and chips. If China annexed Taiwan and base military assets, such as underwater surveillance devices, submarines, and air defense units on the island, it would be able to limit the U.S. military’s operations in the region. This would significantly impact the U.S. ability […]
Taiwan’s Strategic Significance in the Global Economy
Taiwan’s strategic significance in the global economy plays an important role to the U.S. national security. Washington’s partnership with Taiwan is based on shared values, people-to-people ties, and leading-edge business cooperation led by global companies in both countries. U.S.-Taiwan relations, which have been codified in the Taiwan Relations Act (TRA) are really about a partnership for […]
Taiwan Seeks International Community Help with China
The Fatty Fish Editorial Team covers the news of Taiwan seeking international help as the current tension between Taiwan and China increases as China continues to use nonmilitary methods in an attempt to unify the two.
Taiwan Seeks International Community Help with China
Taiwan has been governed independently of mainland China since 1949 and is now seeking international community help with China. China views the island as a renegade province and aims to “unify” Taiwan with the mainland. Since the election of Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in 2016, tensions between the two have escalated as Tsai has refused […]
