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EU launches chips partnership with €1.7B for pilot lines - Vimarsana News

EU launches chips partnership with €1.7B for pilot lines

The EU opened a call for four pilot lines to allow companies to test new semiconductor designs, at the official launch of the Chips joint undertaking, which was set up to implement the Chips Act.

Mediatek to invest in UK; founder wins Noyce Medal - Vimarsana News

Mediatek to invest in UK; founder wins Noyce Medal

MediaTek, whose chairman was awarded the Robert N. Noyce Medal yesterday, is to invest $12.6 million in the UK over the next five years. The founder and

Japan's efforts to foster chip sector 'impressive': Research org head - Vimarsana News

Japan's efforts to foster chip sector 'impressive': Research org head

TOKYO — Japan's efforts to regain its position as a leading manufacturer of chips are "impressive", the head of a leading chip research organisation said on Thursday (Nov 9). "Japan this time has taken a bold approach and has implemented very quick decision making," Luc Van den hove, CEO of Belgium-based Imec told reporters in Tokyo. Japan, a leading provider...

Japan logs current account surplus for eighth straight month - Vimarsana News

Japan logs current account surplus for eighth straight month

Central bank chief says they expect trend inflation to gradually approach 2pc

Japan's efforts to foster chip sector are 'impressive' - Vimarsana News

Japan's efforts to foster chip sector are 'impressive'

Japan's efforts to regain its position as a leading manufacturer of chips are "impressive", the head of a leading chip research organisation said on Thursday. "Japan this time has taken a bold approach and has implemented very quick decision making," Luc Van den hove, CEO of Belgium-based Imec told reporters in Tokyo. Japan, a leading provider of chipmaking tools and materials that lost its edge in manufacturing in recent decades, is providing large subsidies to domestic and foreign chipmakers to build capacity.

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