Summary
TSMC’s decision to halt advanced foundry services for some Chinese firms was a major topic at the 21st China International Semiconductor Expo in Beijing.
The forum highlighted geopolitical challenges, including concerns over U.S. policies under the new administration.
Over 500 firms from China’s semiconductor supply chain participated, focusing on resilience and innovation amidst global tensions.
The 21st China International Semiconductor Expo in Beijing brought together over 500 firms to address key challenges facing China’s chip industry. A central theme of the three-day forum was Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s (TSMC) decision to halt advanced foundry services for some Chinese clients, a move that has intensified concerns over supply chain resilience.