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Taiwan reportedly investigated 166 cases of companies hiding China ties while pursuing chip talent and tech over six years
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Previously unpublished Taiwanese government data reveals 166 investigations over six years into companies allegedly concealing China connections while recruiting semiconductor talent and pursuing technology, alongside 67 trade-secret probes.
For engineers in the semiconductor supply chain, this data reveals the scale of Taiwan's enforcement against Chinese entities seeking chip expertise through front companies. The parallel trade-secret probes indicate that IP protection is an active, sustained concern for anyone working in or with Taiwan's chip sector.
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Taiwan investigated 166 cases over six years involving companies allegedly hiding China ties while pursuing chip talent and technology.
The government also conducted 67 trade-secret probes as part of the crackdown.
The data was previously unpublished, revealing the scale of Taiwan's enforcement against Chinese companies accused of operating through concealed connections.
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