Junko Yoshida is the Editor in Chief of The Ojo-Yoshida Report, a publication that focuses on the semiconductor industry and emerging technologies. With a background in technology journalism, Junko provides insightful analysis and reporting on topics such as artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, chip design, and industry trends.
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