<p>➀ TSMC is said to be ending 7nm and more advanced chip shipments to Chinese firms, possibly due to concerns about these companies being proxies for Huawei.</p><p>➁ The halt in shipments is expected to impact companies using TSMC's technology for AI, smartphones, and automotive chips.</p><p>➂ The suspension is set to begin on November 11, and negotiations with the U.S. Department of Commerce are anticipated.</p><p>➃ The move is seen as a potential negative impact on TSMC's revenues, but is expected to be offset by increased demand from U.S. firms.</p><p>➄ No evidence has been presented linking Huawei to any illicit activities, but the company has been reported to be recruiting TSMC engineers with offers of triple their current salaries.</p><p>➅ Despite the efforts, Huawei has not yet succeeded in this recruitment, and the trade channels of the involved Chinese firms seem to have been severed.</p>
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