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Drought-hit Taiwan has water reserves to keep chip makers running till May

Dev Kundaliya
clock 10 March 2021 • 2 min read
Drought-hit Taiwan has water reserves to keep chip makers running till May
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Drought-hit Taiwan has water reserves to keep chip makers running till May

The country is facing one of its worst droughts in decades

Taiwan has assured the international tech community that it has enough water reserves to keep its local chip makers running till late May, as the country suffers under its worst drought in years. According...

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