Taiwan semiconductor documentary screened in The Hague draws over 100 attendees
Taiwan used a chip-industry documentary in the Netherlands to push closer tech ties with Europe, a positive sign for both sides of the TSMC–ASML relationship.
- A documentary on how Taiwan built its chip industry screened in central The Hague to a crowd of over 100 from business, government, academia and media.
- Taiwan's envoy to the Netherlands, Tien Chung-kwang, tied the island's tech success to democracy, freedom and human rights, and promised deeper work with like-minded countries.
- Taiwan now makes 92% of the world's most advanced chips and all of its AI chips, used in phones, cars, hospitals and AI systems everywhere.
- The TSMC–ASML partnership was held up as the model for Taiwan–Dutch cooperation, with each side supplying what the other lacks.
- A panel afterwards covered the risks facing Taiwan's chip industry, regional politics and the reshuffling of global supply chains.
Outlook: Expect more Taiwan-Europe tech outreach of this kind as both sides try to lock in chip supply chains against geopolitical risk.