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MoS2 Wafer-Scale Deposition: Japan's NIMS Breakthrough Paves Way for Sub-1nm Transistors

NIMS and University of Tokyo researchers have developed a revolutionary wafer-scale deposition technology for next-generation semiconductor material MoS2 (molybdenum disulfide). By discovering two key growth mechanisms—self-alignment and self-limiting—they achieved uniform, high-quality monolayer films across entire 2-inch wafers. This breakthrough opens the path to post-silicon semiconductors for sub-1nm node transistors.

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Semiconductor Quantum Computer: Japan Unveils First Domestic Machine, Targets 1 Million Qubits by 2030

Japanese startup blueqat unveiled Japan's first domestic semiconductor quantum computer at SEMICON Japan 2025. Leveraging existing chip manufacturing technology, the company targets 1 million qubits by 2030 and commercial deployment in 2026. With relaxed temperature requirements compared to superconducting systems, desktop-sized quantum computers may become reality.

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Japan's Semiconductor Equipment Industry to Exceed ¥5 Trillion for First Time | AI Boom Drives Global Market Share Growth [SEAJ 2026 Forecast]

According to the latest forecast by SEAJ (Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan), sales of Japanese-made semiconductor manufacturing equipment are projected to reach ¥5.5 trillion in FY2026, up 12% YoY, exceeding ¥5 trillion for the first time in history. Expanding investment in advanced AI semiconductors is driving growth, with Japanese companies like Tokyo Electron expected to gain global market share.