JSR Corporation
News releases
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JSR Completes Acquisition of All Shares in Yamanaka Hutech
JSR completes acquisition of Yamanaka Hutech, enhancing its semiconductor materials lineup and solidifying its market position. This move aligns with JSR's growth strategy.
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JSR to make Yamanaka Hutech, a manufacturer of high-purity chemicals for semiconductors, a wholly owned subsidiary
JSR Corporation reached an agreement with Yamanaka Hutech Corporation to acquire all of its shares and make it a wholly owned subsidiary. YHC manufactures and sells high-purity chemicals for semico...
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New Energy Collaborative Aims to Accelerate Creation of Low-Carbon Energy Access in Asia-Pacific for the Semiconducto...
Aiming to reduce global semiconductor ecosystem carbon emissions, SEMI and the SCC have created the EC to understand and clear roadblocks to the installation of low-carbon energy sources in the Asi...
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FLOSFIA and JSR progress toward practical use of the world's first P-type semiconductor, Iridium Gallium Oxide
Development of new iridium-based film formation materials for mass production creates a solution for realizing the ultimate SEMI ecology™
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JSR and IBM Quantum Envision a Revolution in Semiconductor Manufacturing
IBM and JSR chart a new future for the global semiconductor industry, with quantum computing solutions to hard chemical engineering problems
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JSR Received the 2022 TSMC Excellent Performance Award from TSMC
JSR Corporation (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Eric Johnson, hereinafter "JSR") received the 2022 TSMC Excellent Performance Award for Excellent Material Development and Production Support i...
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