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GT Voice: Taiwan, suffering from drought, needs to partner closely with mainland – Global Times
Facing the worst drought in 56 years, the manufacturing of semiconductors on the island of Taiwan has drawn much attention as a sudden global shortage of microchips…
A Taiwan factory that makes electronic components and iron-made hardware parts for various devices are equipped with automatic machines to increase production output. Photo: Chen Qingqing/GT
Facing the worst drought in 56 years, the manufacturing of semiconductors on the island of Taiwan has drawn much attention as a sudden global shortage of microchips even halted production for several global auto giants.
While the leading Taiwan-based chipmakers have reportedly initiated water wagons as emergency…
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