Japan Flexes Its Advantages in Semiconductor Upstream Equipment and Raw Materials, and Unveils Strategic Progress of Key Players in Kyushu, Tohoku, and Hokkaido, Says TrendForce
This underscores Taiwan’s crucial position globally and has motivated regions worldwide to establish semiconductor industries within their territories while considering a multitude of factors.
- This underscores Taiwan’s crucial position globally and has motivated regions worldwide to establish semiconductor industries within their territories while considering a multitude of factors.
- Beyond attracting leading tech giants to establish manufacturing bases, venturing into self-driven R&D has emerged as a viable alternative.
- TrendForce points out that Japan is also attempting to seize this opportunity for reshuffling, aiming to reclaim the 40 years lost in its semiconductor industry.
- Based on Japan’s geographical characteristics, TrendForce has identified three potential semiconductor hubs that might emerge in Japan, located in Kyushu, Tohoku, and Hokkaido respectively.