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TAIPEI: Taiwan President Tsai<\/a> Ing-wen has decried \"rumours\" about the risk of investing in the island's key semiconductor industry<\/a>, saying the government was working hard to ensure such investments continued.

Taiwan, home to the world's largest contract
chipmaker TSMC<\/a>, plays an outsized role in providing the chips used in everything from cars and smartphones to fighter jets, and is a major supplier to companies like Apple Inc<\/a>.

But the Chinese military's menacing of the island to assert Beijing's sovereignty claims, especially after U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taipei in August, is causing the chip industry to rethink the risk over Taiwan.

Meeting Frederic Schneider-Maunoury, chief operations officer of
ASML<\/a> Holding NV, a key equipment supplier to chip companies like TSMC<\/a>, Tsai praised the European company for its commitment to investing in Taiwan.

\"At this moment when the world is paying attention to and is concerned about Taiwan, I am very grateful to ASML for investing in Taiwan with concrete actions,\" Tsai said, according to comments published by the presidential office late on Tuesday.

\"I believe that this also discredits rumours of excessive speculation about Taiwan's risk,\" she added.

Rick Tsai, the chief executive of Taiwan's largest chip designer MediaTek Inc, told Reuters this month that US-China tensions are pushing some manufacturers to talk about expanding part of their supply chain beyond Taiwan, but it's \"incremental.\"

ASML dominates the global market for lithography systems, which project light to create the microscopic circuitry on chips. TSMC uses ASML's EUV machines to manufacture its most advanced chips.

ASML did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the meeting.

Tsai said that investing in Taiwan was \"definitely a very correct direction\" and the government will continue to provide support.

\"I also look forward to Taiwan's continued deepening of cooperation with democratic allies to build a safer and more resilient global supply chain,\" she added.

The presidential office statement cited Schneider-Maunoury as telling Tsai that the company will continue to increase its investments in Taiwan, pointing out they already have five factories and employee more than 4,500 people on the island.


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台湾总统谴责“谣言”对芯片上的投资风险

台湾,拥有世界上最大的合同芯片制造商台积电,在提供中扮演了极为重要的角色从汽车和智能手机所使用的芯片是战斗机,和苹果(aapl . o:行情)这样的公司是一个主要供应商。

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台北:台湾总统蔡英文有谴责“谣言”的风险投资台湾的关键半导体行业说,政府正在努力确保这些投资继续说。

台湾,拥有世界上最大的合同芯片制造商台积电在提供中扮演了极为重要的角色,从汽车和智能手机所使用的芯片是战斗机,和这样的公司是一个主要供应商苹果(aapl . o:行情)

但中国军事威胁的岛屿维护北京的主权主张,特别是在美国众议院议长佩洛西(Nancy Pelosi) 8月参观了台北,是导致芯片行业重新考虑对台湾的风险。

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会议Frederic Schneider-Maunoury首席运营官ASMLHolding NV的芯片公司的关键设备供应商台积电蔡赞扬欧洲公司其在台湾投资的承诺。

“在这个时刻,世界关注,关心台湾,我很感谢ASML投资台湾以实际行动,”蔡说,根据在周二晚些时候总统办公室发表的评论。

“我相信这也败坏过度投机的传言对台湾的风险,”她补充道。

的首席执行官里克•蔡台湾最大的芯片设计联发科技公司,本月对路透表示,美中紧张关系正在推动一些制造商谈论扩大供应链除了台湾的一部分,但它是“增量”。

ASML光刻系统在全球市场上占据主导地位,哪个项目上创建微型电路芯片。台积电使用ASML EUV机器制造最先进的芯片。

ASML没有立即回复记者的置评请求。

蔡说,投资于台湾“绝对是一个非常正确的方向”,政府将继续提供支持。

“我也期待台湾继续深化与民主党盟友的合作建立一个更安全、更有弹性的全球供应链,”她补充道。

总统办公室的声明援引Schneider-Maunoury告诉蔡,公司将继续增加其在台湾投资,指出他们已经有5个工厂和岛上员工超过4500人。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Ben Blanchard and Sarah Wu
<\/strong>
TAIPEI: Taiwan President Tsai<\/a> Ing-wen has decried \"rumours\" about the risk of investing in the island's key semiconductor industry<\/a>, saying the government was working hard to ensure such investments continued.

Taiwan, home to the world's largest contract
chipmaker TSMC<\/a>, plays an outsized role in providing the chips used in everything from cars and smartphones to fighter jets, and is a major supplier to companies like Apple Inc<\/a>.

But the Chinese military's menacing of the island to assert Beijing's sovereignty claims, especially after U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taipei in August, is causing the chip industry to rethink the risk over Taiwan.

Meeting Frederic Schneider-Maunoury, chief operations officer of
ASML<\/a> Holding NV, a key equipment supplier to chip companies like TSMC<\/a>, Tsai praised the European company for its commitment to investing in Taiwan.

\"At this moment when the world is paying attention to and is concerned about Taiwan, I am very grateful to ASML for investing in Taiwan with concrete actions,\" Tsai said, according to comments published by the presidential office late on Tuesday.

\"I believe that this also discredits rumours of excessive speculation about Taiwan's risk,\" she added.

Rick Tsai, the chief executive of Taiwan's largest chip designer MediaTek Inc, told Reuters this month that US-China tensions are pushing some manufacturers to talk about expanding part of their supply chain beyond Taiwan, but it's \"incremental.\"

ASML dominates the global market for lithography systems, which project light to create the microscopic circuitry on chips. TSMC uses ASML's EUV machines to manufacture its most advanced chips.

ASML did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the meeting.

Tsai said that investing in Taiwan was \"definitely a very correct direction\" and the government will continue to provide support.

\"I also look forward to Taiwan's continued deepening of cooperation with democratic allies to build a safer and more resilient global supply chain,\" she added.

The presidential office statement cited Schneider-Maunoury as telling Tsai that the company will continue to increase its investments in Taiwan, pointing out they already have five factories and employee more than 4,500 people on the island.


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