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Sony, TSMC Plan $6.3B Image Sensor Plant in Japan as Apple Camera Demand, ‘Physical AI’ Drive Expansion: Report

Namrata Sen

Sony and TSMC plan a $6.3 billion Japan chip plant to supply Apple iPhones with advanced image sensors and power physical AI.

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