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Taiwan is partnering with leading chipmakers to set up specialized “chip schools” that run year-round to train its next generation of semiconductor engineers

Taiwan is racing to set up specialised “chip schools” that run year-round to train its next generation of semiconductor engineers … Tweets: @bb_hong_tw and @sarah_wu_ Tweets: BB Hong / @bb_hong_tw : Taiwan invests in next generation of talent with slew of chip schools Taiwan is racing to set up specialised “chip schools” that run year-round to train its next generation of semiconductor engineers & cement its dominance of the crucial industry. https://www.reuters.com/... @tnatw Sarah Wu / @sarah_wu_ : Determined to cement its dominance of the chip industry, Taiwan's govt is setting up grad schools to train the next generation of semiconductor talent, which it views as critical for growth + national security. @iingwen says they are “racing against time” https://www.reuters.com/...

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  • @bb_hong_tw BB Hong on x
    Taiwan invests in next generation of talent with slew of chip schools Taiwan is racing to set up specialised “chip schools” that run year-round to train its next generation of semiconductor engineers & cement its dominance of the crucial industry. https://www.reuters.com/... @tna…
  • @sarah_wu_ Sarah Wu on x
    Determined to cement its dominance of the chip industry, Taiwan's govt is setting up grad schools to train the next generation of semiconductor talent, which it views as critical for growth + national security. @iingwen says they are “racing against time” https://www.reuters.com/…