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SG's economic strategy is focused on being a hub for finance, logistics and high-tech manufacturing. However, not in the same way as TSMC, which is a specialised foundry. The govt's push for innovation is evident, but creating a global giant like TSMC requires talent pool, deep expertise, massive capital and a long-term strategic focus; this does not align with our economic strengths.If you want Singapore to have a microchip giant like TSMC. It would probably in other lifetime. Innovation and overhaul of the economic model is impossible. They simply do not want to spend time and effort. If you want significant resident workforce, this is not possible as the damage is permanent. Whether in terms of mindset, supporting educational institutions, birthrate. It's dying of a slow death.