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  1. Assessments warn of a new nuclear arms race amid potential conflict over Taiwan island.
  2. The US semiconductor supply chain crisis, potential full-scale invasion of Taiwan, and PLA access concerns.
  3. The U.S. government revoked waivers and imposed restrictions on chip equipment sales to China, affecting major semiconductor manufacturers.
  4. The U.S. government is implementing restrictions on chip equipment and technology, phasing out capabilities that benefit China's strategic industries.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co receives an exemption from Donald Trump's proposed tariffs.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co receives an exemption from Donald Trump's proposed tariffs.

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  • BenzingaTaiwan Semiconductor Rides AI Wave To Double-Digit Revenue Gains in July Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (NYSE:TSM) on Friday reported consolidated net revenue of approximately 323.17 billion N
  • BloombergTSMC Shares Rise to Record on Optimism Over US Tariff Exemption (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan said its leading chip manufacturer will not have to pay a 100% tariff on sales to the US, helping drive Taiwan Se
  • BloombergTaiwan Says 20% US Tariff Temporary, Expects Cut After Talks (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump is imposing a 20% duty on Taiwan’s exports to the US, in what the cabinet in Taipei called a “tempor