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Group 1 - The U.S. has imposed a ban targeting Huawei's Ascend 910 chip, signaling an intention to cut off China's AI industry's supply chain, which is seen as a direct attack on a critical sector [1][3] - Following the U.S. ban, Taiwan quickly added Huawei and SMIC to its own entity control list, indicating a coordinated effort to suppress China's technological advancements [1][3] - Taiwan's semiconductor industry, while strong, is vulnerable due to its reliance on external supplies, such as lithography machines from the Netherlands and chemical materials from Japan [7][9] Group 2 - The strategic importance of rare earth elements is highlighted, with China exporting over 6,000 tons of rare earths to Taiwan in 2024, essential for various high-tech applications [13][25] - Taiwan's potential role as a "transit point" for rare earths, where it could purchase low-cost materials from China and sell them at a premium to the U.S., raises concerns about its strategic position [23][25] - The ongoing geopolitical tensions may force Taiwan to reconsider its alignment with the U.S. if it jeopardizes its own industrial base and economic stability [27][28]