Chipindustrie: Sony und TSMC investieren Milliarden in neue Fabrik in Japan
TSMC und Sony wollen gemeinsam Milliarden in die Entwicklung und Produktion neuer Bildsensoren für Smartphones investieren. Die Produktion im Süden Japans soll 2029 beginnen.
Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC and Japanese electronics giant Sony have announced the formation of a $4.7 billion joint venture. The joint company aims to develop and manufacture next-generation smartphone camera sensors in a Southern Japanese factory. The mass production is scheduled to commence in 2029. According to the companies, the joint venture will serve as a central hub for smartphone camera sensor development and production, utilizing advanced manufacturing technologies.
Sony will retain majority control, investing 465 billion Yen (equivalent to $2.92 billion), while TSMC will contribute 282 billion Yen. The firms anticipate financial support from the Japanese government for the project. The joint venture concept was announced by the companies in May. Additional details: TSMC announces higher investment plans following record-breaking results.
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