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Story summary
- Federal officials seek to reduce Silicon Valley's reliance on Taiwan, which produces 90% of high-end computer chips.
- National security officials warn that China's plans to retake Taiwan could disrupt chip supplies and cripple the U.S. tech industry.
- Despite incentives from U.S. President Joe Biden and tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, the industry has not shifted sourcing.
- Recent Chinese drills heighten concerns about the economic impact of a blockade.
