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KUMAMOTO, Japan -- Hsieh Yong-fen, a materials scientist turned entrepreneur, opened her company's second Japan-based laboratory in the southwest

Japan offers subsidies to TSMC for a second chip fabrication plant. TSMCs first factory in Kumamoto opens. It plans to produce advanced chips for AI and autonomous driving, ensuring a stable semiconductor supply in Japan. TSMC expands in the U.S. and Germany. Japan also invests in Rapidus.

These two companies have had recent slumps but can provide investors with consistent income for the long haul.

That Japan turned to TSMC for help on an industry it once dominated reflects the Taiwan chipmakers dominant position in the foundry business and Tokyos heightened concern over Chinas growing prowess in a wide swathe of technology.

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Chinas increasing assertiveness towards Taiwan -- which it claims as its own territory and has not ruled out taking by force -- has sparked worries about the worlds dependence on the island for chip production and pushed TSMC to diversify where it makes them.

KUMAMOTO, Japan -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. founder and towering industry figure Morris Chang predicted there will be a "chip renaissanc

The latest financial commitment, which will add to money given to the worlds biggest chipmaker for its first factory, could push taxpayer-funded subsidies for TSMC beyond 1 trillion yen.

Japan said it will give TSMC up to 732 billion yen ($4.86 billion) more in subsidies to help it build a second chip fabrication plant as the Taiwanese company on Saturday marked the opening of its first Japanese factory. TSMC's decision to build chips in Japan has become a key component of Tokyo's push to revive advanced semiconductor manufacturing and harden its industrial supply chains against disruptions as tensions with neighbouring China grow. "The chips will be more advan...