00:00CHIP policy is increasingly tied to national security.
00:04That's the message from international analysts at a security-focused side forum ahead of Semicon in Taipei.
00:11I think the connection between actual security policy and the security order on this planet
00:17and the semiconductor policy is going to become more prevalent.
00:20And I would almost speculate, saying if you want to know semiconductor policy in five years from now,
00:26read security documents today.
00:27The forum featured voices from the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Asia
00:33and included remarks from Taiwan Foreign Minister Ling Jialong.
00:38Organizers say this year's Semicon will be the largest yet, with about 100,000 visitors expected.
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