Silicon Triangle: The United States, Taiwan, China, and Global Semiconductor Security

This collaborative study examines the strategic importance of semiconductor supply chains and how the interdependence of the United States, Taiwan, and China shapes global technology security.

Drawing on technical, economic, and policy analysis, the book outlines vulnerabilities and strategic risks inherent in concentration of advanced chip production.

It recommends policy measures and cooperative approaches to diversify production, secure supply chains, and align allied capabilities.

The volume combines expertise from scholars and practitioners to argue for a trilateral approach to semiconductor resilience and national security.

Its findings inform policymakers on balancing economic integration with strategic competition in critical technologies.