The Japanese government controls its control over the network of the chips for providing chips

The Japan government has decided to apply foreign commercial regulations to chips equipment, as part of the efforts to secure stable supply chains, according to the statements of the finance ministry today, Friday, Friday. Foreign investors will from now on commit to submitting a prior notice when setting up a direct investment in the equipment associated with discs, including obtaining a share of 1% or more in a company listed on the stock exchange, or the purchase of shares in an unlisted company, according to a statement issued by the purposes. Other products have been added to the list of the so -called ‘basic sectors’, including advanced electronic components, operational machines, components, marine engines, optical fiber cables and machinery of multiple use. With these additions, the basic sectors currently contain all the important products defined by the country’s economic security law, according to the ministry. Support of the Japanese disk industry has indicated that the target step will help the government to increase national security, while its impact on companies is expected to be limited. This step comes as Japan tries to revive its ability to produce semiconductors, as it is an essential pillar of the economic security strategy. For the past three years, Japan has allocated about 4 billion yen ($ 26.9 billion) to revive semiconductor sectors and promote digital transformation in the country. The government is legislation aimed at increasing investment support in the productive capacity to make chips locally. In light of a new semiconductor strategy, Tokyo uses extensively with foreign businesses, such as “Taiwan Simonokone Manovakchurring”, and has provided a lot of support to improve chips locally. This was after the critics indicated that previous attempts to revive the sector failed because they did not include collaboration with foreign businesses.