Taiwan will destroy the largest processor plant if China storms the island

With House Speaker Nancy Pelosi landing in Taiwan, tensions in the country

Grows. CNN interviewed TSMC Chairman Mark Liu, in which he admitted that if China tries to take over the company's factory, they willits "inoperable"Discuss

In an interview, when asked about the theoretical invasion, Liu replied, "No one canHe added that if the military tried to seize TSMC's factories, they would become "inoperable."

This is due to the inherent manufacturing processcomplexity. Liu said they depend on being connected to global supply chains in the US, Europe and Japan. It is these connections that power the factory with materials, chemicals, diagnostic software, and more. China also depends on TSMC, which it says accounts for 10 percent of their exports. He noted that TSMC only deals with China's consumer market, not the military.