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TOKYO -- Micron Technology, a U.S. chipmaker, will invest up to 500 billion yen ($ 3.6 billion) in Japan over the next few years, including a plant in

U.S. promotes deal as way it can counter the rise of China’s chip independence

The expected incentives for the last company making memory chips in the US come as Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida meets with top chip firms, including TSMC and Intel.

Japan’s government is already spending billions of dollars to encourage TSMC to add production capacity in the country.

Micron Technology Inc is poised to get about 200 billion yen in financial incentives from Japan to help it make next-generation memory chips in the country, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday,... | May 17, 2023

An industry ministry official said no decision had been made on whether Japan would give a subsidy to Micron, but that one would be made as soon as possible. The G7 summit runs from Friday to Sunday, and Kishida is set to meet with U.S. President Joe Biden later on Thursday.

Micron Technology has announced that it will introduce extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology to Japan, utilizing this advanced patterning technology to produce its next generation of DRAM, the 1-gamma node.

Or indeed on shore, saw the americans are trying to do is encourage investment into the usa, so you have a samsung now looking to invest in facilities in racco, you have japan signing a deal with intel and micron of america, samsung of korea and taiwan semiconductor is it so there is a big race to make sure that there is local production where you keep control of the intellectual property if you can, its been a big source of debate between america and china, try which we have security of these p...

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Micron Technology will invest up to 500 billion yen ($3.6 billion) in Japan over the next few years, with close support from the Japanese government, to enable the next wave of end-to-end technology innovation such as rapidly emerging generative artificial intelligence (AI) applications. �� Micron Technology To Invest Up To USD 3.6 Billion In Japan To Build AI-driven Chips, Next-generation DRAM.