Former iPhone display plant in Japan reportedly to enter AI chip supply chain
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A former iPhone display factory in Mobara, Japan, is set for a new role in the semiconductor supply chain, with Shinko Electric Industries planning to convert the site into a production base for semiconductor package substrates used in artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
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