Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Is America Stealing TSMC?" video.

  1. @Garrus Vakarian actually, Northern syria is partly controlled by the us military
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  2. What about the jobs? For maybe 5 to 10 years, Taiwanese would be employed, but when Americans get the necessary skills, it will cause other us companies to be able to make highly advanced micro chips, and tsmc would lose its monopoly, Taiwanese would lose jobs, China might be able to replicate it, Taiwan would eventually fall
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  3.  @earthcomedy  I'm not thinking about China, but Taiwan itself. If Taiwan lost it's monopoly, there will be no strong incentive for the US to protect Taiwan, like they are strongly doing now. Taiwan is not Europe Even if we talked about China, the opening of TSMC in the United States might be a silent advantage or a blessing in disguise to China, especially since it is easier to American lobbies to export it to China via another Asian or African country
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  4. Well, it's just a matter of time until US companies are able to make these highly advanced micro chips, and China might even be able to catch up with American companies, and then, Taiwan would be irrelevant, in addition to Taiwanese people losing their profitable jobs and global monopoly
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  5.  @andrewfrancis3591  yes, it might. But we should know that china isn't seeking a monopoly, but a capability, so that it would still be able to produce advanced technologies, either for economic (trade) purposes, or for militaristic purposes. Otherwise, China will always be stuck in the microchip crisis, which controlled by the US, as well as being paralyzed from making advanced weaponry. I don't think that China's target is monopolization
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  6.  @Megalomaniakaal  first, I don't mean those microchips that aren't used for the sophisticated military equipments, but that highly advanced ones. And the us lacks the necessary skilled workers and technologies to make it independently by itself, but once this tsmc monopoly is over, Taiwanese workers would lose their jobs, or at least get paid less, the company will still make huge profits, but certainly much less, and Taiwan wouldn't be relevant as it is now internationally Second, I didn't say that the US will completely dump Taiwan, especially since Taiwan is an important ally in a strategic geographical position, but there would be less incentives to spend trillions to protect Taiwan, in a potentially bloody war with China
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