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Semiconductor Industry: Japanese companies like Sony, Denso and Toyota are investing in the TSMC subsidiary that opened the plant in February, although the Taiwanese giant retained an 86.5% stake in the Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. The project underlines Japan's hopes to regain its presence in the computer chips industry.
Semiconductor Industry: Japanese companies like Sony, Denso and Toyota are investing in the TSMC subsidiary that opened the plant in February, although the Taiwanese giant retained an 86.5% stake in the Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. The project underlines Japan's hopes to regain its presence in the computer chips industry.
The electronics industry is unlikely to face significant supply chain disruptions despite a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake that rocked Taiwan and forced chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) to halt operations temporarily.
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