Inside sterile white rooms in Taiwan, billion-dollar machines etch patterns smaller than viruses onto silicon wafers. Those wafers power everything you touch — your phone, your car, your bank, even the world’s most advanced military jets. This is the untold story of TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) — the hidden empire that runs the modern world. In 1987, Morris Chang made a gamble the industry called financial suicide. Today, that gamble has turned Taiwan into the silicon backbone of global civilization. From Apple’s iPhones to Tesla’s electric cars, NVIDIA’s AI processors to the Pentagon’s defense systems, the entire digital economy rests on one island sitting just 100 miles from China. This video uncovers: The founding of TSMC and its radical new model. How Taiwan became the Silicon Shield of the 21st century. Why Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, and Tesla all depend on Taiwan’s fabs. The global chaos caused when Taiwan’s chip production hiccuped in 2021. The geopolitical risks if the world’s chip supply is ever disrupted. When Taiwan stops, the world stops. Your smartphone, your car, your job, even national security all depend on the clean rooms of Hsinchu, Taiwan. The question is — what happens if this fragile foundation is shaken by global conflict? 👉 Don’t miss this deep-dive documentary into the technology and geopolitics shaping our future. 🔔 Subscribe for more stories on technology, power, and the hidden systems driving our world.
from Volumes Untold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK0W4EWcB2A
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