| 英文摘要 |
This article examines the evolving dynamics of the global semiconductor industry in light of the CHIP 4 alliance, with a particular focus on Taiwan and South Korea’s strategic responses. It argues that semiconductors have emerged not only as a core driver of economic growth but also as a critical element of national security and geopolitical strategy. The study analyzes how Taiwan, as a global leader in logic chip manufacturing, and South Korea, with its dominance in memory semiconductors, have navigated the challenges and opportunities presented by the U.S.-led CHIP 4 framework. Drawing on official trade data, policy reports, and recent academic literature, the article explores each country’s efforts to mitigate geopolitical risks, secure supply chain resilience, and enhance technological autonomy. The findings suggest that while both Taiwan and South Korea face significant external pressures—particularly from the U.S. and China's strategic rivalry—they have adopted differentiated but complementary strategies to reinforce their positions within the global semiconductor ecosystem. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of economic security and technological geostrategy in East Asia. |