Global drone supply chain accelerates de-China shift, Taiwan wins
<p class="P1" data-start="3440" data-end="3776">Foreign drone makers are increasingly turning to Taiwan as a hub for non-China drone supply chains, drawn by the island's component strengths and the global push to build alternative sourcing networks. US drone companies have stepped up their presence in Taiwan, while a Swiss drone maker is now considering relocating production there.
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