Sony and TSMC plan a $6.3 billion Japan chip plant to supply Apple iPhones with advanced image sensors and power physical AI.
Sony Group Corp.
(NYSE:SONY)and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
(NYSE:TSM) reportedly plan to invest $6.3 billion in a state-of-the-art image sensor semiconductor plant in Kumamoto, Japan.
Production at the new facility is slated to begin as early as 2029 and will be operated through a joint venture, with Sony holding a majority 60% stake and TSMC owning the remaining 40%, reported Nikkei Asia on Monday.
The collaboration between the two companies was agreed upon in May.
The joint venture, which targets production by 2029, will develop next-generation sensors for robots and self-driving cars
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