TOKYO -- Yukio Sakamoto will be remembered as one of Japan's most international chip industry executives, a leader who drew on his own experience to try to save a piece of the country's semiconductor production.
Sakamoto, former president of Elpida Memory -- now Micron Memory Japan -- died at 76 from a heart attack on Feb. 14.




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