"Taiwan Semiconductor Firms Expand to Japan Amid China Decoupling"

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Taiwanese chip companies are increasingly expanding operations in Japan, drawn by the country's semiconductor market growth and government support, as well as the ongoing global shift in the chip industry. This move reflects the accelerating decoupling between China and the United States, with Japan's efforts to rebuild its semiconductor industry receiving a boost. Companies like TSMC and Alchip Technologies are among those expanding their presence in Japan, attracted by engineering talent, business opportunities, and government subsidies.
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- Kyushu has been known as 'Silicon Island' since the 1960s, and is home to more than a third of Japan's semiconductor companies NBC Right Now
- TSMC diversifies out of hotspot Taiwan with new Japan plant Tyler Morning Telegraph
- Why TSMC's Japan experience is good for its German fab: Q&A with DIGITIMES advisor Albert Lin PR Newswire
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