TOKYO -- Japan's ambition to fabricate cutting-edge 2-nanometer chips moves closer to reality as Rapidus learns how to develop such chips from IBM through a partnership announced Tuesday, but the country lacks technologies and expertise in other processes needed to make those chips.
The U.S. company and Rapidus, a new chipmaker backed by Japan's government, seek to develop technology allowing for mass production of the advanced chips later in the decade.
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