Honda Motor (NYSE:HMC) to invest in the Japanese semiconductor manufacturer Rapidus, joining other backers like Toyota (TM) ...

Japan is fast-tracking financial support for Rapidus, its cutting-edge semiconductor venture, to drive domestic production of ...

Rapidus has successfully begun installing ASML's Twinscan NXE:3800E EUV lithography system at its Innovative Integration for Manufacturing (IIM-1) facility in Chitose, Hokkaido, marking a ...

Japan's SoftBank has partnered with Intel to co-develop cutting-edge DRAM tailored for AI applications, aiming to challenge ...

Approval Covers "Research and Development of 2nm-Generation Semiconductor Integration Technologies and Short TAT Manufacturing Technology Based on Japan–U.S. Collaboration" and "Development of ...

(Reuters) -Japanese chipmaker Rapidus is negotiating with Apple, Google and dozens of other potential clients to mass-produce advanced chips by 2027, the Nikkei business daily reported on Friday ...

The AI semiconductor industry is in its early stages, with applications just beginning to emerge and new entrants quickly coming to market. Customers will shift from general-purpose AI ...

“Our broad collaboration with Rapidus for 2nm GAA BSPDN technology leverages Cadence’s AI-driven solutions to solve real-world problems and meet customer needs,” said Dr. Anirudh ...

Across open pastures and not far from the Chitose airport is the rough outline of Rapidus Corporation’s new semiconductor plant, still surrounded by a sprawling exoskeleton of silver scaffolding.

Rapidus told IEEM Spectrum that the first test wafers have already been exposed and the manufacturer is ready for pilot production. Rapidus plans to produce the first prototypes in July.

Japan’s government has earmarked an additional ¥802.5 billion ($5.4bn) to invest in chipmaking startup Rapidus. It means the amount of public money committed to Rapidus now stands at a maximum of ...

TOKYO -- Honda Motor is preparing to invest in Japanese chipmaker Rapidus to domestically procure semiconductors for next-generation automobiles, Nikkei has learned.