Japan's Ebara to raise chip plant pump output in China and South Korea

TOKYO -- Industrial machinery maker Ebara is looking to raise its earnings from the semiconductor business as its chipmaking clients expand production of semiconductors for artificial intelligence ...

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(Photo by Manami Yamada) TOKYO -- Industrial machinery maker Ebara is looking to raise its earnings from the semiconductor business as its chipmaking clients expand production of semiconductors for artificial intelligence applications.

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East Asia Hong Kong Macao Taiwan Mongolia Japan South Korea North Korea Southeast Asia Thailand Malaysia Singapore Philippines Vietnam Myanmar Cambodia Laos Brunei East Timor South Asia Pakistan Afghanistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka Nepal Bhutan Maldives Central Asia Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Oceania New Zealand Papua New Guinea Pacific Islands Rest of the World Russia & Caucasus North America Latin America Europe Africa Trending Cybersecurity Artificial intelligence Iran tensions Inflation Electric vehicles Supply Chain Taiwan tensions Bank of Japan Immigration ESG Explainer Business Semiconductors Automobiles Energy Transportation Retail Travel & Leisure Media & Entertainment Food & Beverage Finance Electronics Startups Business deals Markets Equities Currencies Bonds Commodities Property IPO Wealth Management Tech #techAsia China tech Startups Cryptocurrencies DealStreetAsia Politics China Japan India South Korea Indonesia Taiwan Thailand U.S.