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Amid global chip shortages, Japan is aiming to improve the nation's economic security by supporting the subsidiary of the world's largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.  | REUTERS / VIA KYODO

The central government will allocate up to ¥476 billion ($3.6 billion) for a Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. subsidiary to use in funding the ongoing construction of a plant in southwestern Japan, the industry minister has said. In a bid to secure a stable supply of chips, the government backed the plan by Japan Advanced Semiconductor

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