Once upon a time, Japan didn’t just compete in semiconductors. It dominated them. In the 1980s, it controlled nearly half the global market. Today, that number has slipped to less than 10 percent. That’s not a slowdown. That’s a collapse.ContentsFrom 8 Trillion to 40 Trillion YenThe Two-Pronged StrategyAI and the 1.4nm RaceWhy the World Needs … Continue reading Japan’s Chipmaking Revival: How Government Policy and Global Demand Are Reshaping the Industry