Taiwan Semiconductor’s plan to build a second factory in Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture remains vulnerable to the sudden inrush of workers from the contract chipmaker’s first plant, which is taking a toll on the rural infrastructure. Japan’s connection to ancestral land has made it difficult to promptly improve infrastructure despite the availability of government subsidies to attract foreign factories. Concerns also remain over the longer-term outlook for AI demand. Taiwan Semiconductor’s conviction over demand for chips critical to developing artificial intelligence helped reassure investors against the Trump administration’s tariff policies.Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yasutoshi Nishimura expects collaboration in advanced chips to help the countries develop 5G, self-driving vehicles, and generative artificial intelligence. Do you think that the adanced chips production sustainably  is the way to the future?

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