It Specifically Targets Chip Foundry Venture Rapidus and Other Suppliers of Chips for Artificial Intelligence.By Takaya Yamaguchi
由Takaya Yamaguchi提供
Tokyo, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Japan's Government Will Propose a $65 Billion Plan to Boost Its Chip Industry With Subsidies and Other Financial Assistance Over a Period of "Multiple Years", a Draft Seen on Monday by Reuters Showed.
東京，11月11日(路透社) - 日本政府將提出一項總值650億美元的計劃，通過補貼和其他財政援助，在"幾年"的時間內促進其芯片行業發展，星期一路透社所見的一份草案顯示。
The Plan, With Financial Support Worth 10 Trillion Yen ($65.10 Billion) or More, Comes as Countries Look to Strengthen Their Control Over Chip Supply Chains After Global Shocks Including Trade Tensions Between the United States and China.
隨着各國在全球衝擊包括美國和中國之間的貿易緊張關係後尋求加強對芯片供應鏈的控制，該計劃將提供價值超過10萬億日元(651億美元)或更多的財政支持。
Japan's Government Intends to Submit the Plan, Including Bills to Financially Help Mass Production of Next-Generation Chips, to the Next Parliament Session, the Draft Shows.
根據草案顯示，日本政府打算將該計劃提交至下一屆議會會議，包括幫助下一代芯片的大規模生產的法案。
It Specifically Targets Chip Foundry Venture Rapidus and Other Suppliers of Chips for Artificial Intelligence.
該計劃具體針對芯片代工公司Rapidus和其他人工智能芯片供應商。
Rapidus Is Headed by Industry Veterans and Is Targeting Mass Production of Cutting-Edge Chips on the Northern Island of Hokkaido From 2027 in Partnership With IBM and Belgium-Based Research Organisation Imec.
Rapidus由行業資深人士領導，並計劃在2027年與IBm和總部位於比利時的研究機構Imec合作，在日本北部的北海道島上批量生產最前沿的芯片。
Last Year, the Japanese Government Said It Would Allocate Some 2 Trillion Yen ($13 Billion) to Support Its Chip Industry.
去年，日本政府表示將 分配 撥款2萬億日元（130億美元）支持其芯片行業。
The Latest Plan Is Part of the Government's Comprehensive Economic Package to Be Approved by Cabinet on Nov. 22 and Will Also Call for a Total of 50 Trillion Yen Public and Private Sectors Investment in Chips Over the Next 10 Years.
最新計劃是政府的全面經濟方案的一部分，將於11月22日由內閣批准，還將呼籲公共和私人領域在未來10年裏投資50萬億日元的芯片。
The Government Expects the Economic Impact to Total Around 160 Trillion Yen, According to the Draft.
根據草案，政府預計經濟影響將總計約160萬億日元。
($1 = 153.6000 Yen)
（1美元=153.6000日元）
(Reporting by Takaya Yamaguchi; Writing by Makiko Yamazaki; Editing by Alexander Smith)
（報道：山口高谷；撰寫：山崎牧子；編輯：亞歷山大·史密斯）
