Yuki Furukawa is a Reporter at NDTV Profit. He covers a range of topics including technology, deep tech, law and legal affairs, and finance, with a particular focus on Japan's business landscape, gaming industry, and prominent business leaders such as those from Sony and Nintendo. Yuki's work has been featured in notable publications including The Japan Times, Bloomberg Law, and Fortune.
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By: Yuki Furukawa, Yasutaka Tamura
Kioxia Holdings Corp. was supposed to be an irresistible debutant in a hot Japanese market, heralding the rise of a homegrown chipmaker with big backers and a storied pedigree. It may get a cooler reception than anticipated.
By: Yoshiaki Nohara, Yuki Furukawa
Japan’s support for Rapidus Corp. won’t waver even if the government-backed venture has to delay its goal of mass producing advanced logic chips by 2027, according to the chairman of the ruling party’s group for semiconductors.
By: Yoshiaki Nohara, Yuki Furukawa
(Bloomberg) -- Japan's support for Rapidus Corp. won't waver even if the government-backed venture has to delay its goal of mass producing advanced
By: Takashi Mochizuki, Yuki Furukawa
Ibiden Co., the dominant supplier of chip package substrates used in Nvidia Corp.’s cutting-edge semiconductors, may need to dial up the pace of production capacity increases to keep up with demand, according to its chief executive officer.
By: Yuki Furukawa, Takashi Mochizuki
(Bloomberg) -- Ibiden Co., the dominant supplier of chip package substrates used in Nvidia Corp.'s cutting-edge semiconductors, may need to dial up the pace of production capacity increases to keep up with demand, according to its chief executive officer.
By: Yuki Furukawa, Takashi Mochizuki
TDK Corp. , one of the main suppliers of batteries for Apple Inc. 's iPhones, will this year roll out an improved version of its most advanced product to help mobile devices keep up with the rising power demands of built-in AI.
A little-known Japanese maker of oven ranges and water heaters has offered to acquire Fujitsu General Ltd. for as much as ¥257 billion ($1.6 billion), becoming the latest suitor for Fujitsu Ltd.’s air-conditioner unit.
(Bloomberg) -- A little-known Japanese maker of oven ranges and water heaters has offered to acquire Fujitsu General Ltd. for as much as ¥257 billion ($1.6 billion), becoming the latest suitor for Fujitsu Ltd.'s air-conditioner unit.
By: Yuki Furukawa, Reed Stevenson
Panasonic Holdings Corp. will embrace artificial intelligence technology across its hardware and software businesses and team up with Anthropic, one of the leaders in the industry, with the goal of boosting AI-related revenue to 30% in a decade, Chief Executive Officer Yuki Kusumi said.
Japanese chip gear makers trimmed their revenue forecast for fiscal 2025, citing fears of a slowdown in spending in China as well as by makers of automotive and power chips.
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