TOKYO, Aug 27 : Japan's Kioxia and U.S.-based Sandisk said on Thursday they planned to invest more than $31 billion in Japan through 2032 to drive semiconductor technology and expand production capacity, as the AI boom boosts demand for memory chips.The joint investment is contingent on "government support",

Kioxia Holdings will invest over ¥1 trillion in a new NAND flash memory fab at its Kitakami Plant in Iwate, targeting AI data center storage

Japanese company follows Korean rivals Samsung, SK Hynix in boosting output