Intel CEO Chen Liwu said that the industry must break TSMC's monopoly on the global foundry market. He proposed that orders should be distributed to multiple suppliers to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence chips. Chen Liwu made a clear statement with the intention of breaking TSMC's dominant position in the global AI chip production field. “The industry is moving more and more towards system solutions and packaging technology. This is the future.” He said, “So I think it's extremely risky to rely on one company for 95% of production capacity.” This statement points to companies such as Nvidia, AMD, and Apple. They have handed over almost all of their AI chips to TSMC, and also revealed Intel's intention to accept more OEM orders and meet the Trump administration's priority direction.

Intel CEO Chen Liwu said that the industry must break TSMC's monopoly on the global foundry market. He proposed that orders should be distributed to multiple suppliers to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence chips. Chen Liwu made a clear statement with the intention of breaking TSMC's dominant position in the global AI chip production field. “The industry is moving more and more towards system solutions and packaging technology. This is the future.” He said, “So I think it's extremely risky to rely on one company for 95% of production capacity.” This statement points to companies such as Nvidia, AMD, and Apple. They have handed over almost all of their AI chips to TSMC, and also revealed Intel's intention to accept more OEM orders and meet the Trump administration's priority direction.