Japan lays out strategy to tackle $33bn digital trade deficit

Policy stresses training talent as retirements put legacy systems at risk

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Japanese companies rely on digital services from U.S. tech giants like Amazon, Apple, Meta and Google. © Reuters

SATOSHI TEZUKA, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- Japan has sounded the alarm about waning digital competitiveness and an outflow of wealth, as the government's latest policy plan calls for replacing aging systems and training talent in a bid to catch up.

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