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Rapidus reportedly falls behind schedule on 2nm chip production target, raising questions over Japan's chip ambitions

Charlene Chen

Charlene Chen

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Nov 11, 2026, 09:59 0

Credit: AFP

Japan's state-backed chipmaker Rapidus is facing mounting technological challenges that could delay its plan to begin mass-producing 2nm semiconductors by March 2028, potentially undermining Tokyo's efforts to rebuild its domestic advanced semiconductor...

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