Inside Micron Taiwan’s Semiconductor Factory | Taiwan’s Mega Factories EP1

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  @polishway5170 · 2 years ago

  This video makes me feel like I&apos;m a cave men. Very smart people out there

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  @DChappelle27 · 2 days ago

  &quot;Everya day a popcorna fart particle could spell disaster&quot;

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  @BrunswickStew · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKHKy89QaV0&amp;t=164">2:44</a> the animation guy went hard here. That was a sick transition

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  @victorcastrellon4880 · 1 year ago

  Facinating what Taiwan makes. &nbsp; I live in Mexico and I remember when all the chap products came from Taiwan. &nbsp; Now Taiwan makes the top semiconductors. &nbsp; My admiration

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  @charlemagnelin · 3 weeks ago

  TSMC’s success is built on a uniquely Taiwanese culture of unwavering trust and long-term dedication long before returns are guaranteed. By believing in partners like ASML and NVIDIA early on, Taiwan helped shape the modern tech landscape. To advance global civilization, this spirit of visionary trust is a mindset the world should embrace.

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  @anshadedavana · 2 years ago

  Taiwan is like the future world we usually see on sci fi movies.

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  @mikslids7083 · 2 years ago

  Taiwan&apos;s Industrial and Overall Economic Strength.<br><br>Many people are unaware of the industrial and overall economic strength of Taiwan today.<br>Taiwan has a well-developed technology and manufacturing sector. It is ranked first in the world in semiconductor chip manufacturing, first in the world in ICT equipment manufacturing, third in the world in machinery and components manufacturing, third in the world in biotechnology companies, fourth in the world in machine tools, sixth in the world in chemical plants, and fifth in the world in shipbuilding tonnage. Taiwan&apos;s aerospace industry is also ranked sixth in the world in terms of output. Taiwan is also the world&apos;s largest and most technologically advanced carbon fiber composite material OEM, with applications ranging from tennis rackets and bicycles to aircraft components.<br>Taiwan has many companies that are hidden champions in the global manufacturing sector. These companies are at the top of their respective industries, but they are not well-known to the general public. Taiwan has developed its own supercomputers, AI computers, quantum chips, satellites, and has successfully test-fired military space rockets on multiple occasions.<br>In terms of overall technology and manufacturing strength, Taiwan is on par with the United States, Japan, and the EU industrial countries. Taiwan is currently the 20th largest economy in the world, with total foreign investment assets of over $2 trillion. It is the fifth largest foreign investor in the world and the fifth largest net creditor nation.<br>Manufacturing accounts for over 36% of Taiwan&apos;s GDP and contributes over 50% to economic growth, the highest in Asia. Taiwan&apos;s listed companies invest and set up factories overseas, and their overseas offshore processing and manufacturing import and export trade exceeds $1 trillion each year (most of which is included in Hong Kong&apos;s import and export trade figures). The import and export trade of these Taiwanese companies is not included in Taiwan&apos;s import and export trade figures.<br>If the import and export trade of Taiwanese companies&apos; overseas factories is included in Taiwan&apos;s own import and export trade figures, the total global trade volume of Taiwanese companies will reach $1.9 trillion, surpassing Japan and the Netherlands to become the fourth largest trading power in the world after the United States, China, and Germany.<br>Taiwanese companies&apos; overseas factories have supported the families of hundreds of millions of employees in China, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia.<br>It is estimated that Taiwan will enter the top 20 economies in the world in 2023 based on its own domestic production and manufacturing import and export trade, becoming a member of the G20. Among the G20 countries, Taiwan is the only one with no natural resources, relying solely on manufacturing, and with a population of 23.5 million and the smallest land area.

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• GU

  @gunnochaphan2760 · 2 years ago

  Love this kind of documentary! Much better than netflix’s documentaries.

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• CH

  @ChairmanMeow1 · 2 years ago

  World cant function without Taiwan.

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• FR

  @Frizzzog · 2 years ago

  Keep Taiwan safe from communist rule.

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  @ShrutiKumari-l2z · 9 months ago

  love from India and we support taiwan

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