Morgan Stanley IM: Taiwan's Silicon Shield

Morgan Stanley IM: Taiwan's Silicon Shield
Technologie

While geopolitical tensions and the U.S.-China chip war dominate the headlines, Taiwan’s semiconductor industry will benefit from sectors including artificial intelligence and electric vehicles. The chip industry is the silicon shield that protects Taiwan.

22.02.2024 | 05:05 Uhr

As a global semiconductor powerhouse, Taiwan holds more than 90% of the leading-edge chip manufacturing capacity in the world. This dominance positions Taiwan as the prime indicator for artificial intelligence investing within emerging markets. Despite a historic victory by the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party, the political climate generally has had a negligible impact on market performance, which tends to be more closely aligned with the trajectory of the broader tech sector and the world economic climate.


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