Prior to the completion of the factory being constructed in Japan by Taiwan's TSMC, the world's largest consignment manufacturer of semiconductors, the local governor of Kumamoto Prefecture met with management at the headquarters in Taiwan to strengthen cooperative relationships. confirmed.
The factory, which TSMC is constructing in Kikuyo, Kumamoto Prefecture, jointly with the Sony Group and others, is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year and start operation by December next year.
In addition, TSMC's CEO Wei Zhejia newly revealed at the earnings conference on the 12th that he is considering the construction of the second semiconductor factory in Japan.
Under these circumstances, Governor Kabashima of Kumamoto Prefecture visited the head office in Taiwan and met with the management team.
A series of affiliated companies are moving into the vicinity of the factory under construction, and while it is expected to have a ripple effect on the local economy, there are issues such as a shortage of specialized human resources and the development of an educational environment for the families of expatriates.
At the meeting, Governor Kabashima explained efforts such as human resource development and confirmed the strengthening of cooperative relationships.
Governor Kabashima told reporters, "There was talk of wanting to work together with Kumamoto from now on. Kumamoto is also promoting the accumulation of semiconductor-related companies in order to take responsibility for Japan's economic security. I think we have achieved our future goals. ' said.