Taiwan prime minister calls for swift issuance of chip protection law

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In February, Taiwan’s cabinet proposed the rules, amid Taipei’s fears that Beijing, which claims the democratically governed island as its territory, is ramping up its economic espionage, Reuters reported.

And Taiwan is home to industry giant TSMC which accounts for 92% of the world’s most advanced semiconductor manufacturing capacity, Anfeh has what China needs.

His nose makes chips for everything from fighter jets to market.

Taiwan Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang said in the People’s Society Ministers ‘red supply chain’ statement late Monday.

The agencies that the law department agencies need to work together to suppress and investigate.

He said he asked the Justice Department to work with a land relations representative in February “as soon as possible.”

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Taiwan’s cabinet is proposing new offenses for “economic espionage” under the National Security Law, and stipulates a sentence of up to 12 years in prison for anyone who leaks essential technologies to China or “foreign hostile forces.”

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