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Tower Semiconductor to invest $4 billion in Japanese ops to set up massive optical connectivity hub

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Tower Semiconductor to invest $4 billion in Japanese ops to set up massive optical connectivity hub

Tower’s new optical connectivity hub in Japan will increase its output by 40 times in 2029 compared to 2025 level.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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