IBM Statement Welcoming New US-Japan Partnership on Semiconductors

IBM Research
May 24, 2022

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today issued the following statement from IBM Senior Vice President and Director of Research Dario Gil, welcoming a new U.S.-Japan Joint Statement that includes a bilateral partnership on semiconductors:

Today we welcome the joint U.S.-Japan commitment to deepen our decades-long partnership with a new focus on building supply chain resiliency through advanced semiconductor research and development.

Complete article from IBM Research.

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