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Disable TSMC Fabs If China Invades (Mannerisms David Manners)

January 11, 2022
Source: design-reuse.com design-reuse.com
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I2S/TDM Serial Audio Interface with Asynchronous Sample Rate Conversion The U.S. Army War College published a 2021 paper suggesting that, in the event of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, TSMC’s fabs should be destroyed. “An automatic mechanism might be designed, which would be triggered once an invasion was confirmed,” says the paper. “China’s high-tech industries would be immobilised at precisely the same time the nation was embroiled in a massive war effort,” adds the paper, “even when the formal war ended, the economic costs would persist for years.” Click here to read more ... © 2022 Design And Reuse All...
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