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Japan Allocates ¥1.5 Trillion to Chip and AI Push, Backing Rapidus for 2027 Goal
Nov 29, 2024, 11:27 AM
Japan has announced an additional allocation of ¥1.5 trillion ($9.9 billion) to boost its semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) industries. The funding is part of a broader $67 billion initiative aimed at reestablishing the country as a global leader in chip production. A significant portion of this investment will support Rapidus, a homegrown chipmaker working to mass-produce advanced logic chips by 2027. The initiative also includes efforts in quantum computing and the moonshot foundry project, which policymakers view as critical to national security.
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