TOKYO -- Japanese government-backed chipmaker Rapidus is aiming for higher sales for its cutting-edge semiconductors than previously anticipated as it expects strong demand for AI in PCs and smartphones.
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Rapidus Chairman Tetsuro Higashi says the Japanese chip startup is optimistic about AI-driven demand. (Photo by Yuki Kohara)
TOKYO -- Japanese government-backed chipmaker Rapidus is aiming for higher sales for its cutting-edge semiconductors than previously anticipated as it expects strong demand for AI in PCs and smartphones.