Japan's smaller chip assemblers join up to cut costs, share data

New industry group seeks to promote coordination and win government support

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Semiconductors are increasingly important for economic security, but many Japanese players have lost their competitive edge. © Reuters

FUMIE YAKU, KOHEI YAMADA and SHOTARO MORI

TOKYO/FUKUOKA, Japan -- Japanese companies involved in the back-end processing that turns semiconductor chips into finished products are joining up to fend off global competition.

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