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TSMC Founder Maurice Chang Optimistic about Japanese Semiconductor Renaissance at Factory Opening Ceremony

Maurice Chang, founder of TSMC, speaks at the opening ceremony of TSMC’s first factory held in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan on the 24th / Kyodo News Yonhap News

Maurice Chang, founder of Taiwan’s TSMC, the world’s largest semiconductor contract manufacturing (foundry) company, said at the ‘TSMC 1st Factory Opening Ceremony’ held in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan on the 24th, “I believe there is a renaissance of semiconductor manufacturing -Japanese conductors have begun.”

Founder Maurice Chang said this while attending an event held at TSMC Plant 1 in Kumamoto Prefecture starting at 2pm on this day. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who could not attend the event, sent a video message saying, “Semiconductors are a core technology that is indispensable for realizing digitization and decarbonization,” and added, “The Japanese government is providing unprecedented and bold support to establish a domestic production base for advanced semiconductors.” “He said.

The Japanese government has already provided 476 billion yen in subsidies to TSMC’s first factory, and Prime Minister Kishida announced on this day that it plans to provide up to 732 billion yen (about 6.5 trillion won) in additional support to’ r second factory. This means providing foreign companies with a whopping 1.2 trillion yen in cash.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said, “I welcome the fact that Japan has clearly established itself as an important foundation in TSMC’s global strategy,” and added, “The Japanese government will continue to rapidly implement support measures such as budget, tax and regulatory reforms. .”

Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ken Saito, who attended the event on this day, said, “Actually, it is true, if you combine 732 billion yen in subsidies and the deposit for one factory (already paid) , it is a large amount of support that exceeds 1 trillion yen.” We are entering a period of great competition where each country is investing large sums of money to ensure . “In this situation, I think this type of support is necessary in terms of future industrial development and economic security,” he said.

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