Think about it: the entire multi-trillion dollar AI market is basically sitting on one geopolitically volatile piece of land. Taiwan. TSMC is literally the backbone holding up Nvidia, AMD, Apple, and pretty much every major player in the space.
One supply chain. One island. One massive point of failure.
If anything disrupts that—trade war, conflict, natural disaster—the whole AI boom could face a reality check overnight. We're talking about a market propped up by a single semiconductor chokepoint.
Maybe I'm overthinking it, but this concentration risk feels way too real to ignore.
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GasFeeCrying
· 11-29 23:57
On the day Taiwan cut off supply, the entire AI industry was done for, no exaggeration.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-29 23:42
Taiwan is really a ticking time bomb; once TSMC stops, the entire AI industry is done for.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 11-29 23:37
Once Taiwan's chips are cut off, the entire AI dream wakes up; this risk is really not a trivial matter.
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quietly_staking
· 11-29 23:36
Ngl this is the real systemic risk, don't just focus on the rise and fall of coin prices all day.
The more I dig into this, the more uneasy I get.
Think about it: the entire multi-trillion dollar AI market is basically sitting on one geopolitically volatile piece of land. Taiwan. TSMC is literally the backbone holding up Nvidia, AMD, Apple, and pretty much every major player in the space.
One supply chain. One island. One massive point of failure.
If anything disrupts that—trade war, conflict, natural disaster—the whole AI boom could face a reality check overnight. We're talking about a market propped up by a single semiconductor chokepoint.
Maybe I'm overthinking it, but this concentration risk feels way too real to ignore.