Thank you very much.

非常感謝。

This is a very big day for a lot of reasons, but this gentleman is a very unique man.

這是一個非常重要的日子，原因很多，但這位先生是一個非常獨特的人。

It's, I think I could say in the world of chips, certainly, but in the world pretty much of business, nobody's done what he's done.

我想我可以說，在芯片領域，當然是這樣，但在幾乎所有的商業領域，沒人能做到他這樣。

And for those of you that are into that world, you would say, wow, he's a legend.

對於那些瞭解這個世界的人來說，你們會說，哇，他是個傳奇人物。

But he is a legend, and it's an honor to be with you.

但他是個傳奇人物，能和你們在一起是我的榮幸。

Very great honor.

非常榮幸

Thank you very much.

非常感謝。

Thank you very much.

非常感謝。

Welcoming from TSMC, which is the biggest there is at a level that you can't even calculate, frankly.

來自臺積電的歡迎，坦率地說，臺積電是最大的，其水準甚至無法計算。

CC Way to the White House for a very historic announcement.

CC 路向白宮，宣佈一項極具歷史意義的消息。

This is a tremendous thing for our country and hopefully for his company.

這對我們國家來說是一件大好事，希望對他的公司也是如此。

We're also pleased to be joined by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and White House AI and CIP, the crypto czar, David Sachs, another two very highly respected people.

我們還很高興地邀請到商務部長霍華德-盧特尼克和白宮人工智能和 CIP（加密貨幣沙皇）大衛-薩克斯這兩位德高望重的人士。

It's great to have you guys involved in David.

你們能參與大衛的工作真是太好了。

Thank you very much for coming on.

非常感謝你的到來。

David is sort of the king of intellect in that world.

在那個世界裡，大衛算是智力之王。

We have some good people.

我們有一些好人。

Today, Taiwan Semiconductor is announcing that they will be investing at least $100 billion in new capital in the United States over the next short period of time to build state-of-the-art semiconductor manufacturing facilities.

今天，臺灣半導體公司宣佈，在未來很短的時間內，他們將在美國投入至少 1000 億美元的新資金，建設最先進的半導體生產設施。

I think mostly it's going to be in Arizona, which is what I understand, which is a great state.

據我所知，亞利桑那州是一個偉大的州。

I like it because I won it.

我喜歡它，因為它是我贏來的。

But I won most of them, actually.

但事實上，我贏了大部分。

But I did.

但我做到了。

We won it, and we won it big.

我們贏了，而且是大贏家。

The most powerful AI chips in the world will be made right here in America, and it'll be a big percentage of the chips made by his company.

世界上最強大的人工智能芯片將在美國製造，而這將在他的公司製造的芯片中佔很大比例。

But as you know, they're based mostly in Taiwan, and they're far and away the biggest.

但大家都知道，他們的總部主要在臺灣，而且是最大的總部。

There's nobody even close.

沒有人可以與之媲美。

This $100 billion in new investment will go into building five cutting-edge fabrication facilities in the great state that we just discussed, Arizona, and will create thousands of jobs, many thousands of jobs, and high-paying jobs.

這 1,000 億美元的新投資將用於在我們剛剛討論過的亞利桑那州建設五座尖端製造設施，並將創造數千個工作崗位，成千上萬個工作崗位和高薪工作崗位。

In total, today's announcement brings Taiwan Semiconductor investments to about $165 billion.

今天宣佈的臺灣半導體投資總額達到約 1,650 億美元。

They've started already among the largest new foreign direct investments in the United

它們已經成為美國最大的新外國直接投資項目之一。

States.

各州。

Apple, as you know, made a big announcement last week of $500 billion, and we have some others that have announced.

大家都知道，蘋果公司上週宣佈了 5000 億美元的大手筆，還有其他一些公司也宣佈了這一消息。

We have many that want to announce.

我們有很多人想要宣佈。

But I don't have time to do all of these announcements, I tell you.

但我沒有時間做這些宣佈，我告訴你。

But for you, I'm doing the announcement.

不過，為了你，我還是要宣佈一下。

This will create hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity and boost America's dominance in artificial intelligence and beyond.

這將創造數千億美元的經濟活動，並提升美國在人工智能及其他領域的主導地位。

Semiconductors are the backbone of the 21st century economy, and really, without the semiconductors, there is no economy.

半導體是 21 世紀經濟的支柱，實際上，沒有半導體，就沒有經濟。

Powering everything from AI to automobiles to advanced manufacturing, and we must be able to build the chips and semiconductors that we need right here in American factories with American skill and American labor.

從人工智能到汽車，再到先進的製造業，我們必須能夠利用美國的技術和勞動力，在美國的工廠裡製造出我們所需要的芯片和半導體。

And that's exactly what we're doing.

這正是我們正在做的。

As you know, Taiwan pretty much has a monopoly on that market, and I think pretty much is not a term that's even appropriate.

如你所知，臺灣幾乎壟斷了這一市場，我認為 "幾乎 "一詞並不恰當。

They do have a monopoly, and this is a tremendous move by the most powerful company in the world.

他們確實擁有壟斷地位，這是世界上最強大的公司採取的一項重大舉措。

It's a matter of economic security.

這是一個經濟安全問題。

It's also a matter of national security for us.

這也關係到我們的國家安全。

And at the same time, Mr. Wei will be able to diversify and have his tremendous presence in another place, in a very safe place.

與此同時，魏先生將能夠實現多元化，並在另一個非常安全的地方擁有他的巨大影響力。

And I want to thank Taiwan Semiconductor for doing the announcement.

我要感謝臺灣半導體公司發佈這一消息。

And I'd like to ask Mr. Wei to say a few words, if you might.

如果可以的話，我想請魏先生說幾句話。

And I'd also like to ask Howard and David, you can say a couple of words.

我還想請霍華德和戴維說幾句話。

But maybe you should go first, because right now, he's the most important man in the room.

但也許你應該先走 因為現在 他是房間裡最重要的人

I'm sorry, fellas.

對不起，夥計們。

Please.

請。

Thank you very much.

非常感謝。

Thank you.

謝謝。

Great honor.

偉大的榮譽

Thank you, Mr. President.

謝謝您，主席先生。

Thank you.

謝謝。

I'm a little bit nervous, so I have to pull out my piece of paper.

我有點緊張，只好拿出紙來。

Mr. President, Secretary Learned, and David, I didn't know that you are a tightrope, but

總統先生，李爾內德國務卿，戴維，我不知道你們是走鋼絲的，但

First, I want to say thank you to Mr. President to give me this opportunity to announce our big project in the U.S.

首先，我要感謝總統先生給我這個機會宣佈我們在美國的大項目。

TSMC is the world's largest chip manufacturing, funded by Dr. Maurice Chen in 1987.

臺積電是世界上最大的芯片製造企業，由陳慕瑞博士於 1987 年投資興建。

It's now at the forefront of semiconductor technology, supporting AI advancement and industry growth.

現在，它已成為半導體技術的前沿，為人工智能的進步和行業發展提供支持。

In fact, I would like to wind back the time that in 2020, we have to thank President Trump's vision and his support.

事實上，我想把時間拉回到 2020 年，我們必須感謝特朗普總統的遠見卓識和支持。

So TSMC start the journey of establishing the advanced chip manufacturing in Arizona.

於是，臺積電開始了在亞利桑那州建立先進芯片製造廠的征程。

And now, let me proudly say, now the vision become reality.

現在，讓我自豪地說，願景變成了現實。

In Phoenix, Arizona, with 3,000 employees, we are producing the most advanced chip made on U.S. solar.

在亞利桑那州鳳凰城，我們擁有 3,000 名員工，正在生產美國太陽能製造的最先進芯片。

With the success of our first fab, so we are now very happy to announce we are going to invest additional $100 billion U.S. in addition to our current $65 billion U.S. investment in Arizona.

隨著我們第一座晶圓廠的成功，我們現在非常高興地宣佈，除了目前在亞利桑那州的 650 億美元投資外，我們還將再投資 1,000 億美元。

We are going to build three more new fab after we promised the three fabs already, and another two very advanced packaging fab, and most important, an R&D center also in Arizona.

在已承諾的三座工廠之後，我們還將再建三座新工廠，另外還有兩座非常先進的封裝工廠，最重要的是，我們還將在亞利桑那州建立一個研發中心。

For this, all the investment, $165 billion, is going to create thousands of high-paid jobs, as the President just announced.

為此，正如總統剛剛宣佈的那樣，1,650 億美元的投資將創造成千上萬個高薪工作崗位。

And we are most important, actually, we are going to produce many AI chips.

最重要的是，我們將生產許多人工智能芯片。

We are going to produce many chips to support the AI's progress and to support the smartphone's progress.

我們將生產許多芯片，以支持人工智能的進步，支持智能手機的進步。

And again, with that, I want to thank President Trump again for his support.

在此，我要再次感謝特朗普總統的支持。

In addition, I also want to thank my customers in the U.S., such as Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm,

此外，我還要感謝我在美國的客戶，如蘋果、英偉達、AMD、高通、

Broadcom.

博通公司

They all support TSMC's manufacturing in the U.S.

它們都支持臺積電在美國的生產。

Without their support, we probably cannot make it true.

沒有他們的支持，我們可能無法實現這一目標。

So again, I want to thank them.

所以，我要再次感謝他們。

Also, I'd like to thank the TSMC's employee.

此外，我還要感謝臺積電的員工。

Without their effort, we just cannot make it today.

沒有他們的努力，就沒有我們的今天。

That's all I want to say, and thank you.

這就是我想說的，謝謝你。

So I'm thrilled to be here today, because President Trump has made it a fundamental objective to bring semiconductor chip manufacturing home to America.

是以，我很高興今天能來到這裡，因為特朗普總統已經把把半導體芯片製造業帶回美國作為一個基本目標。

Under the Biden administration, TSMC received a $6 billion grant, and that encouraged them to build $65 billion.

在拜登政府執政期間，臺積電獲得了 60 億美元的撥款，這鼓勵他們建造 650 億美元的廠房。

So America gave TSMC 10% of the money to build here.

是以，美國給了臺積電 10%的資金在這裡建設。

And now you're seeing the power of Donald Trump's presidency, because TSMC, the greatest manufacturer of chips in the world, is coming to America with a $100 billion investment.

現在，你們看到了唐納德-特朗普總統任期的威力，因為臺積電（TSMC），世界上最大的芯片製造商，將來到美國，投資 1000 億美元。

And of course, that is backed by the fact that they can come here because they can avoid paying tariffs.

當然，他們能來這裡是因為可以避免支付關稅。

So the idea is come to America, build greatness in America, build for the American customers, the Apple, NVIDIA, that whole list that Chairman Wei gave in order to bring production to America.

是以，我們的想法是到美國來，在美國創造輝煌，為美國客戶、蘋果、英偉達以及魏董事長為把生產帶到美國而列出的所有名單而建造。

So we're really, really excited.

所以我們真的非常非常興奮。

This continues the most incredible path you've ever seen in these first weeks and months of the Trump administration of incredible manufacturing coming to America.

在特朗普執政的頭幾周和頭幾個月裡，美國製造業的發展令人難以置信。

The keys that the president has called out are coming here.

總統呼喚的鑰匙就在這裡。

They're coming here in huge size because they want to be in the greatest market in the world, and they want to avoid the tariffs that if they're not here, they'd have to suffer.

他們大舉來到這裡，因為他們想進入世界上最大的市場，他們想避免關稅，如果他們不在這裡，他們就必須承受關稅。

So I want to congratulate C.C. Wei for bringing in this incredible $100 billion investment, but it's on the shoulders of our president, Donald Trump, which is why he's coming.

是以，我要祝賀 C.C. Wei 帶來了這筆令人難以置信的 1000 億美元投資，但這是由我們的總統唐納德-特朗普（Donald Trump）承擔的，這也是他來的原因。

So thank you.

謝謝你。

Thank you.

謝謝。

David?

戴維？

Thank you, sir.

謝謝您，先生。

Well, the products that TSMC makes are literally the most important products in the world.

臺積電生產的產品是世界上最重要的產品。

I mean, these advanced chips power everything.

我的意思是，這些先進的芯片為一切提供動力。

They power AI.

它們為人工智能提供動力。

They power your phone.

它們能為你的手機供電。

They power your cars.

它們為汽車提供動力。

And without them, the whole modern economy would stop.

沒有他們，整個現代經濟就會停滯不前。

But they're not made in the United States.

但它們不是美國製造的。

So for TSMC to move here is a huge, huge development.

是以，臺積電搬到這裡是一個巨大的發展。

And we owe that to President Trump's leadership on the economy and Secretary Ludnick as well.

這要歸功於特朗普總統對經濟的上司，也要歸功於路德尼克部長。

And C.C., thank you for coming here.

C.C.，謝謝你能來。

Thank you.

謝謝。

Thank you, Dan.

謝謝你，丹。

So thank you very much.

非常感謝。

A big percentage of chips with this investment will be made now, a big percentage.

現在投資的芯片將佔很大比例，很大比例。

Worldwide, we had very little, almost none.

在世界範圍內，我們幾乎一無所有。

We used to have a lot with Intel, but we had very little.

我們以前與英特爾有很多合作，但現在卻很少了。

And we'll be at close to 40 percent of the market with this transaction and a couple of others that we're doing.

有了這筆交易和其他幾筆交易，我們的市場份額將接近 40%。

That's a tremendous leap, like a leap that nobody would have really said was possible.

這是一個巨大的飛躍，就像一個沒有人說得準的飛躍。

So I just want to thank you all for being here.

是以，我想感謝大家的光臨。

If you want a couple of questions, ideally, ideally on this subject, yes.

如果你想問幾個問題，最好是關於這個主題的，是的。

You said a big number of jobs, it will be great.

你說有大量工作機會，那就太好了。

You said thousands, but they have a better...

你說有數千人，但他們有更好的...

You're probably talking about 20,000, 25,000 jobs.

你說的可能是 2 萬到 2.5 萬個工作崗位。

But it'll get bigger and bigger with time.

但隨著時間的推移，它會越來越大。

Knowing this gentleman, it'll get bigger and bigger.

認識這位先生後，事情會越來越大。

There'll be no stopping him.

沒有人能阻止他

Mr. President, one more.

主席先生，再來一個。

Brian, go ahead.

布萊恩，說吧。

In addition to the jobs, you talked about national security, and that's one thing I think a lot of Americans at home don't understand.

除了就業，你還談到了國家安全，我認為這是國內很多美國人不理解的一點。

Explain the national security aspect of this.

解釋一下國家安全方面的問題。

Well, without the chips and semiconductors, nothing runs today.

沒有芯片和半導體，就沒有今天的一切。

You can't buy a car without them.

沒有它們，你就買不到車。

You can't get a radio, a television.

沒有收音機，沒有電視機。

You can't get anything.

你什麼都得不到。

And we thought it was very important, obviously, business-wise, but we thought even in terms of national security, to have this large percentage of the chips, semiconductors, and other things that they make, the most important product.

我們認為這非常重要，很明顯，從商業角度來說是如此，但我們甚至認為，從國家安全角度來說，擁有如此大比例的芯片、半導體和其他產品，是他們製造的最重要的產品。

And not a product that you can really copy.

而不是真正可以複製的產品。

It takes years and years.

這需要年復一年的努力。

On the needle of a pin is total genius.

針尖上的故事真是天才。

I mean, they can put things...

我的意思是，他們可以把東西...

I mean, something the size of the needle, the point of a pin.

我是說，針尖大小的東西。

They put information that is just not even believable.

他們提供的資訊根本不可信。

So if you would see this, it's just really something.

所以，如果你能看到這個，就會覺得非常了不起。

Yes, Brian.

是的，布萊恩。

One more aspect to that.

還有一個方面。

Honda announced they're coming to Indiana because of the tariffs.

本田公司宣佈，由於關稅原因，他們將來到印第安納州。

Once again, bringing in additional jobs and manufacturing.

再次，帶來更多的就業機會和製造業。

You want to comment on that as well?

你也想對此發表評論嗎？

Well, Honda's coming, and I told you about Apple, that they're going to be starting to build massively here, $500 billion.

本田即將到來，我跟你說過蘋果公司，他們將在這裡開始大規模建設，規模將達到 5000 億美元。

And we have many other companies that are going to be announced, but we had many that have already announced.

我們還有許多其他公司即將宣佈，但我們有許多公司已經宣佈。

And now it's going to be great.

現在一切都會好起來的。

It's looking really strong.

它看起來真的很強壯。

I don't think this country has ever seen anything like we're seeing right now.

我認為這個國家從未見過像現在這樣的情況。

Now, the tariffs, as you know, will start a week earlier than the reciprocal, which is going to be a couple of weeks earlier.

現在，正如你們所知，關稅將比對等關稅提前一週開始，而對等關稅將提前幾周開始。

Reciprocal starts, reciprocal tariffs start on April 2nd.

互惠開始，互惠關稅從 4 月 2 日開始。

And I wanted to make it April 1st, but I didn't want to do it.

我想把它定為 4 月 1 日，但我不想這麼做。

I didn't want to go April Fool's Day because that costs me, that costs a lot of money, but that one day, but so we're going April 2nd.

我不想去愚人節，因為那要花很多錢，但就那一天，所以我們要去 4 月 2 日。

But very importantly, tomorrow tariffs, 25% on Canada and 25% on Mexico, and that'll start.

但非常重要的是，明天開始對加拿大和墨西哥分別徵收 25% 和 25% 的關稅。

So they're going to have to have a tariff.

是以，他們必須徵收關稅。

So what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the United

是以，坦率地說，他們必須在美國建造汽車廠和其他工廠。

States, in which case they have no tariffs.

在這種情況下，它們沒有關稅。

In other words, you build, and this is exactly what Mr. Wei is doing, by building here, otherwise they'll build, if they did them in Taiwan to send them here, they'll have 25% or 30% or 50% or whatever the number may be someday, it'll go only up.

換句話說，你在這裡建造，而這正是魏先生正在做的，否則他們會建造，如果他們在臺灣建造，送到這裡來，他們會有25%或30%或50%，或者不管有一天這個數字會是多少，它只會上升。

But by doing it here, he has no tariff, so he's way ahead of the game.

但在這裡做，他沒有關稅，所以他遙遙領先。

And I would just say this to people in Canada or Mexico, if they're going to build car plants, the people that are doing them are much better off building here because we have the market, we're the market where they sell the most.

我只想對加拿大或墨西哥的人說，如果他們要建汽車廠，最好在這裡建，因為我們有市場，我們是他們銷量最大的市場。

And so I think it's going to be very exciting, very exciting for the automobile companies.

是以，我認為這對汽車公司來說將是非常激動人心的。

Very exciting for, I can think of any, as an example, North Carolina, they had the great,

非常令人興奮的是，我可以想到任何一個例子，北卡羅來納州，他們有偉大的、

I used to go there to buy furniture for hotels, and it's been wiped out.

我以前常去那裡為酒店購買傢俱，但現在那裡已經被毀了。

That business all went to other countries.

這些業務都流向了其他國家。

And now it's all going to come back into North Carolina, the furniture manufacturing business.

現在，這一切都將回到北卡羅來納州，回到傢俱製造行業。

Please.

請。

The Press.

新聞界。

Mr. President, is the Ukraine minerals deal now dead or can it be revived?

總統先生，烏克蘭礦產交易現在是死路一條，還是可以重啟？

Well, I'll let you know.

好吧，我會讓你知道的。

We're making a speech.

我們在演講

You probably heard about it tomorrow night, so I'll let you know tomorrow night.

你可能明天晚上就知道了，所以我明天晚上再告訴你。

But no, I don't think so.

但我不這麼認為。

I think it's, look, it's a great deal for us because, you know, Biden very, very foolishly, if stupidly, frankly, gave $300 billion and $350 billion more accurately to a country to fight and to try and do things.

我認為，聽著，這對我們來說是一筆很好的交易，因為拜登非常非常愚蠢，如果說愚蠢的話，坦率地說，他給了一個國家3,000億美元，更準確地說，是3,500億美元，讓這個國家去戰鬥，去嘗試，去做事。

And you know what happened?

你知道發生了什麼嗎？

We get nothing.

我們一無所獲。

We get nothing.

我們一無所獲。

Just gave it.

剛給的。

We could have rebuilt our entire U.S. Navy with $350 billion.

我們本可以用 3500 億美元重建整個美國海軍。

Think of it, $350 billion, we could have rebuilt our U.S. Navy.

想想看，3500 億美元，我們本可以重建美國海軍。

So he gave it away as fast as the money could be gone.

於是，他以最快的速度把錢送了出去。

And what we're doing is getting that all back and a lot more than that.

我們正在做的就是把這些都找回來，而且還不止這些。

And what we need, it's very important for this business that we're talking about here with chips and semiconductors and everything else, we need rare earths.

我們需要的是稀土，這對我們現在談論的芯片、半導體和其他一切業務都非常重要。

And the deal we have is we have the finest rare earths.

我們的優勢在於我們擁有最優質的稀土。

What do you need to see from President Zelensky to restart these negotiations?

要重啟談判，您需要從澤倫斯基總統那裡看到什麼？

Well, I just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin.

嗯，我只是覺得他應該更加感激，因為這個國家與他們風雨同舟。

We've given them much more than Europe and Europe should have given more than us, because as you know, that's right there.

我們給他們的比歐洲多得多，而歐洲應該給我們更多，因為你們知道，這就在那裡。

That's the border.

這就是邊界。

This country really was like the fence on the border.