China Can't Complain About US Chip Curve: Akira Amari

The transcript discusses the need for Western nations to establish clear standards on chip exports to China, highlighting the importance of identifying chips that pose threats. It explores Japan's strategy in response to China's self-reliance policies and emphasizes the support required for Japanese chip companies like Rapidus. The potential expansion of TSMC in Japan is welcomed, and the ideal relationship between the Japanese government and the Bank of Japan is discussed. Expectations for the next Bank of Japan governor are outlined, focusing on strategic market influence. Finally, the transcript underscores Japan's need for innovation and ecosystem development.

What is the main concern for Western nations regarding chip exports to China?

• The cost of production

• The potential threat posed by certain chips

• The environmental impact

• The availability of raw materials

Why is Rapidus significant in Japan's chip strategy?

• It focuses on low-cost chip production

• It is the oldest chip company in Japan

• It symbolizes cooperation between Japan, the US, and Europe

• It is the largest chip company in the world

What is the expected investment needed for the Japanese chip industry over the next decade?

• ¥15 trillion

• ¥20 trillion

• ¥10 trillion

• ¥5 trillion

What is the desired relationship between the Japanese government and the Bank of Japan?

• Cooperation with a certain level of tension

• No interaction at all

• Total cooperation without tension

• Complete independence

What is the biggest challenge for Japan in terms of innovation?

• Decreasing reliance on foreign technology

• Creating an ecosystem for innovation

• Reducing production costs

• Increasing export tariffs