INTERVIEW/Japan-Taiwan-U.S. forming 'semiconductor iron triangle': Ex-Japan minister
05/06/2025 11:19 AM
A visiting former Japanese economics minister told CNA Monday that Japan, Taiwan and the United States are establishing closer trilateral cooperation in the semiconductor industry, forming what he called a "semiconductor iron triangle."
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