Samsung Opens Semiconductor Research Center in Yokohama
South Korean semiconductor giant Samsung Electronics has begun full-scale operations at a new semiconductor research center in Yokohama, seeking to accelerate development and strengthen cooperation with Japanese suppliers as demand for chips used in artificial intelligence continues to grow. (News On Japan)
Samsung Electronics has launched its new semiconductor research center in Yokohama, Japan, aiming to speed up development and enhance collaboration with Japanese suppliers amid the rising demand for AI-related chips. The center enables Samsung to test semiconductor materials developed in Japan without the need to transport them to South Korea, thereby reducing the time required for research and development.
Japan possesses expertise in semiconductor materials and manufacturing equipment, making cooperation with Japanese companies increasingly vital as competition intensifies for advanced chips. With the growing demand for semiconductors used in AI, Samsung intends to leverage the Yokohama center to deepen ties with Japan and expedite the creation of next-generation semiconductor technologies.
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