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FWIW, “no to US joint venture” means > "So far we did not change any of our original plans of expansion of our overseas fabs. We continue to expand in Arizona,
by bee_rider 2y ago
FWIW, “no to US joint venture” means
> "So far we did not change any of our original plans of expansion of our overseas fabs. We continue to expand in Arizona, in Kumamoto, and maybe in future in Europe. No change in our strategy. We continue in our current practice,"
So it is not a sign of a weakening relationship or anything, just a decision not to start a new project (which, I mean, if they were going to start a new joint project with the US, I guess reporters wouldn’t have to prompt them for info, right? It would be broadcast all over the place).