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[–] tal@lemmy.today 1 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

looks at graph

I mean, whatever. It looks like up until the current AI buildout, most came from Mexico. If China tries taking over Taiwan, that could produce a situation where Taiwanese chip capacity is damaged during a conflict, and that could be a real problem for the US, but I seriously doubt that there's a realistic scenario where Mexican output dramatically implodes.

It does mention that some of those are just effectively-but-not-classified-as reimports from Taiwan


probably importing components and doing just enough work in Mexico to make it count as a transformative change


but the numbers are a lot lower, so it can't all be that:

U.S. server and GPU imports from Mexico still increased by $40 billion compared to 2024. Mexico’s imports of the same items from Taiwan increased by $24 billion.