Talks between Japan and the United States are underway on the construction of a semiconductor plant as part of Japan's investment in the United States under the tariff negotiations between the two governments. The project is expected to have a scale of approximately ¥2 trillion to ¥3 trillion.
Talks have begun between Japan and the United States on the construction of a semiconductor plant as part of the $550 billion (approximately ¥85 trillion) investment in the United States agreed by the two governments in their tariff negotiations.
The two sides are entering the stage of working out the details of the talks, including the outlook for recovering the investment. The project could have a scale of ¥2 trillion to ¥3 trillion.
Investment in the United States, which has so far focused mainly on power generation, is expected to expand into high-tech manufacturing.