TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks in Europe falter

Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by AlchemistCamp on Saturday May 15, 2021 @04:52AM (#27163556)

The more valuable part was the technology transfer.

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by NicoJuicy on Saturday May 15, 2021 @05:36AM (#27163757)

Says what?

> "Without European technology, the Chinese navy would not be able to move."

You really think China couldn't buy tech from eg. Russia to make their "fleet move"?

What was the tech? Why was it that important?

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by mannerheim on Saturday May 15, 2021 @11:20PM (#27170921)

The Russians can't even make their own fleet move.

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by NicoJuicy on Sunday May 16, 2021 @11:10AM (#27174220)

The carrier is moving, isn't it?

Lack of money to maintain their army has been a recurring issue since the fall of the USSR.

My question still remains to have a realistic POV:

> What was the tech? Why was it that important?

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by mannerheim on Sunday May 16, 2021 @02:15PM (#27175766)

I mean, if you consider being pulled by a tugboat to be moving.

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by NicoJuicy on Thursday May 20, 2021 @01:54AM (#27217898)

The article states there is no tugboat.

Your statement only enforces my argument that they don't have enough money to maintain their fleet.

Which is also mentioned in the article itself.

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Re:TSMC looks to double down on U.S. chip factories as talks... by VWWHFSfQ on Saturday May 15, 2021 @07:14AM (#27164212)

is russias technology still from the 60s and 70s though

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