TOKYO (Sputnik) – Japan, the United States and South Korea will agree at the Camp David summit on Friday to create a mechanism to reduce the risk of disruptions in the supply chains of semiconductors and critical minerals though information sharing, Japanese newspaper reported.
Japan, US, South Korea to Agree on Exchanging Data on Semiconductor Shipments
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