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AI boom threatens global chip supply, automakers warned

Amanda Liang, Taipei

Jan 29, 2026, 12:22 0

Credit: AFP

The Covid-19 pandemic once sparked a wave of upgrades for personal computers and smartphones, fueling strong demand for semiconductors. However, it also exposed vulnerabilities in supply chains, leaving companies like TSMC entangled in the global automotive...

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