Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reached a significant milestone in its expansion into the US. Recent trial production at the company's new Arizona facility has yielded results...

I have some thoughts on this I'll post as a comment. But basically the predictions of their re-shoring being a total bust were nonsense. It doesn't matter at the end of the day if their efficiency is only 80% of that of their fabs on the island, if it's enough to be part of what supplies the entire west with all they need for laptops and smartphones and gaming consoles then it's enough to no longer need that occupied part of China or care what their actions taken against China result in as far as consequences.

  • cayde6ml@lemmygrad.ml
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    2 months ago

    I have similar thoughts. I think that unfortunately, the U.S. will remain the dominant power for a long while. I remain hopeful that it's for less time than most of us think, but I still see years bare minimum, possibly decades.

    I'd love to be wrong, and as Lenin said, sometimes years worth of history happens in weeks.

    I don't want any of us to become dispirited if the time until imperialism collapses doesn't follow our schedule.