Japan's Rapidus is stepping up efforts to start mass production of next-generation semiconductors in 2027.
The Tokyo-based chipmaker was set up in August 2022 by eight Japanese firms aiming to realize domestic production of state-of-the-art semiconductors.
Reviving the Japanese chip industry, which once led the global market, is crucial for strengthening the country's economic security, with the Japanese government having decided to provide nearly ¥1 trillion in subsidies to Rapidus.
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