Taiwan-UK tech ties could support Europe's chip autonomy drive
Taiwan and the UK are deepening technology ties as supply-chain restructuring and industrial security reshape semiconductor strategy. A new bilateral arrangement covers semiconductors, space, communications, net zero, and AI standards, while cooperation could link British research strengths with Taiwan's manufacturing and testing capabilities across more of the chip lifecycle.
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