Japan grants Sony $380 million for new sensor factory

Japan will provide up to $380 million in subsidies for a Sony image sensor plant in Kumamoto. The facility aims to ensure a stable supply for autonomous tech.

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The government of Japan has announced a substantial financial support package aimed at bolstering the domestic semiconductor supply chain. Industry Minister Ryosei Akazawa confirmed on Friday that the state will provide subsidies totaling up to 60 billion yen to SONY GROUP CORP.

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