

18: Freely Elected Taiwan Is Critical for Technological Arsenals
7 snips Jan 31, 2024
Riley Walters, Hudson Senior Fellow, discusses the recent elections in Taiwan and its importance in global technological supply chains. They highlight the implications of losing access to chips made in Taiwan and discuss the intersection of economics, technology, and national security. The significance of Taiwan in semiconductor manufacturing and efforts to increase semiconductor manufacturing independence are also explored.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Intersection of Economics, Technology, and National Security in Taiwan and Japan
01:38 • 2min
Implications of Taiwan's Election Results
04:04 • 16min
The Importance of Taiwan in Semiconductor Manufacturing
19:50 • 8min
Intersection of Economics, Technology, and National Security
27:44 • 3min