[Even allies are not spared!] A phone call from the United States "digs the foot of the wall", and South Korea's $5 billion project is robbed]
According to South Korea's "Chosun Ilbo", the US government planned to introduce Taiwanese semiconductor companies that were originally ready to invest and build factories in South Korea into the United States as early as June, the scale of this investment project is as high as 5 billion US dollars, and it seems that the United States has also succeeded in "digging the wall", which has triggered strong dissatisfaction in South Korea, believing that the United States' behavior is to regard other allies as opponents and do not pay attention to benevolence and morality at all.
All this is variable by a phone call from the United States. Part of the reason why Taiwan Enterprise Global Wafer plans to build a factory in South Korea is because the investment is cheap, and the consumption cost is only 1/3 of that of the United States. After hearing about it, US Commerce Secretary Raimondo immediately told Xu Xiulan, CEO of Taiwan Enterprise Holdings, in a phone call that the United States can also adjust to this price. The last hour-long phone call completely changed the mind of Taiwanese companies, officially announcing that Universal Wafer will invest in the construction of new factories in the United States.
The $5 billion investment is expected to create 1,500 jobs in the United States, helping to solve America's employment problem. In addition, because the field of work of Global Wafer involves high and new technologies, the South Korean side believes that the United States is also deliberately restricting South Korea's technological development. In order to maintain its position as the hegemon of the world, the United States did not even spare the Allies, and greedily wanted to take advantage of all the benefits. Raymondo also generously admitted that the United States is to dominate other countries in specific technology fields such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
Previously, the US government's plan was to regard China as its number one competitor, but now it seems that on the road to competition, the United States will never allow its allies to have the idea of taking the lead, and even do not hesitate to do something harmful to others and self-interest to suppress and contain it. The U.S. approach to diplomacy is so insidious that relations with allies will only be broken up by profit.
