TOKYO -- Japanese chipmaker Rapidus said it aims to deliver semiconductors to customers more than twice as quickly as rivals, as Tokyo bets on the startup with an additional 590 billion yen ($3.89 billion) in subsidies.
Support to include Tokyo's first subsidy for back-end technology
Rapidus aims to produce cutting-edge 2-nanometer chips in Japan later this decade. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japanese chipmaker Rapidus said it aims to deliver semiconductors to customers more than twice as quickly as rivals, as Tokyo bets on the startup with an additional 590 billion yen ($3.89 billion) in subsidies.