Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
“If China invades Taiwan, China is not getting those fabs.”
In this clip, Gavin Baker breaks down one of the most high-stakes questions in global technology: what happens to the world’s semiconductor supply if conflict erupts in Taiwan?
He explains why the chips, the talent, and the future of AI wouldn’t fall into China’s hands - and how the U.S. and its allies have quietly built a plan to make sure of it.
🎧 Watch the full conversation on Invested with Michael Eisenberg featuring Gavin Baker.
“If China invades Taiwan, China is not getting those fabs.”
In this clip, Gavin Baker breaks down one of the most high-stakes questions in global technology: what happens to the world’s semiconductor supply if conflict erupts in Taiwan?
He explains why the chips, the talent, and the future of AI wouldn’t fall into China’s hands - and how the U.S. and its allies have quietly built a plan to make sure of it.
🎧 Watch the full conversation on Invested with Michael Eisenberg featuring Gavin Baker.










![Investors shouldnt have board control
Should founders let investors control the board?
In this clip from Invested with Michael Eisenberg, Nas Daily founder Nuseir Yassin explains why he believes founders — not investors — should keep board majority and voting control.
Michael pushes back, arguing that independent board members often make startups stronger and more accountable.
It’s a raw, insider look at how venture capital, power, and governance really work.
💡 Topics:
• Founder control vs. investor control
• Startup governance and board structure
• Independent board members
• Lessons from Mark Zuckerberg’s voting shares
🎧 Watch the full episode of Invested with Michael Eisenberg and Nuseir Yassin: [link]
#NasDaily #InvestedPodcast #AlephVC #StartupFounders #VentureCapital #BoardGovernance #Entrepreneurship #StartupAdvice #FounderControl Investors shouldnt have board control](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jdD6qtrDveg/mqdefault.jpg)