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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 41250, member: 636"]
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says China makes very few advanced computer chips compared to what the country needs. The United States controls exports and stops China from buying chip-making equipment. China produces around 200,000 advanced chips but needs millions more for phones and artificial intelligence systems. Export rules have blocked China from expanding its semiconductor factories.

America wants to keep China behind during the technology race between both countries. The Trump team treats chip leadership as a national security issue and adds tariffs on Chinese products. Companies that use Huawei AI chips face violations of American trade policies. The government also restricts software that helps design computer processors.

Taiwan Semiconductor brings chip production to American soil with massive investments. TSMC plans to spend 165 billion dollars building new factories and research centers across the United States. Production lines stay completely booked as companies rush to secure manufacturing slots. The chip giant accelerates its American operations to meet growing demand from local businesses.
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