[Japan-U.S. Discuss Semiconductor Factory Project Worth Trillions of Yen] According to a report by Jinse Finance on September 17, citing Nikkei News, the Japanese and U.S. governments are in discussions about building a semiconductor factory. This project is part of the $550 billion (approximately 85 trillion yen) U.S. investment plan agreed upon during tariff negotiations between the two countries, and it is expected to be worth trillions of yen. Previously, U.S. investments were primarily focused on the power generation sector, but now they are shifting toward high-tech manufacturing. The operation will be managed by U.S. semiconductor foundry giant GlobalFoundries. This information was disclosed by negotiation representatives from both Japan and the U.S. (Jin10)