U.S. Says It’s Working With Taiwan to Secure Chip Supply Chain
- Envoy to Taipei says officials have met with local executives
- President Biden has asked manufacturers to hand over data
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The U.S and Taiwan are working together to secure supply chains, Washington’s envoy to Taipei said, as global chip manufacturers face a looming deadline to meet the Biden administration’s request for company data.
U.S. officials have met leaders of local semiconductor firms, Sandra Oudkirk, director of the American Institute in Taiwan, told reporters Friday in Taipei, adding that they had “excellent safeguards” to protect proprietary information.