Elon Musk told Trump he was freaking out over the US's chip vulnerability in Taiwan: new book

Elon Musk reportedly expressed grave concerns to President Trump about the U.S.'s reliance on Taiwan for crucial semiconductor manufacturing, warning of potential "disaster" should China launch an invasion. The book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan highlights Musk's fears about the geopolitical implications of this vulnerability. This matters because it underscores the fragility of global tech supply chains and the potential economic and strategic fallout from regional conflicts, emphasizing the need for diversified and secure manufacturing capabilities.