Dynamics in U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Partnership For National Security
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The CSIS Renewing American Innovation Program convenes a high-level event to explore how the United States and Japan can strengthen trusted semiconductor supply chains and innovation ecosystems amid growing national security challenges and rapid technological evolution.
Conceived as the first in a series of U.S.-Japan dialogues convening both industry leaders and senior government officials, the event explores opportunities to build more resilient semiconductor R&D and production networks, with a view to developing next-generation chips for artificial intelligence and quantum technologies and ensuring the security of their supply.
Both governments and companies have strong interests in furthering mutually beneficial cooperation, and this event is intended to explore both opportunities and practical measures to support and expand cooperation in this vital, enabling sector.
Thank you for the overwhelming interest in our event. As we have reached capacity, registration for in-person attendance is now closed.
The event will be recorded and posted afterward. We hope you will take the opportunity to watch it.
This event is made possible through general support to CSIS.
Agenda
Welcome Remarks
Navin Girishankar, President of the Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS
Fireside Chat: US Perspectives for Ensuring Secure Semiconductor Supply Chains and Innovation for National Security
Moderator: Navin Girishankar, President, Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS
David L. Fogel, Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Director General of the United States and Foreign Commercial Service Global Markets
Remarks
Rep. John Mannion (D-NY), Member, House Education & Workforce Committee
Fireside Chat: Japan Perspectives for Ensuring Secure Semiconductor Supply Chains and Innovation for National Security
Moderator: Sree Ramaswamy, Senior Technical Expert, Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS
Kazumi Nishikawa, Director-General for Trade Policy, Minister's Secretariat, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan
Break
Industry Perspectives: Building a Resilient US-Japan Semiconductor Supply Chain for AI and Quantum
Moderator: Chris Fall, Vice President of the Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS
Mukesh Khare, Chief Executive Officer, Anderon
Atsuyoshi Koike, President and Chief Executive Officer, Rapidus Corporation
Dave Anderson, President and Chief Executive Officer, NY CREATES
Richard “Rick” Turner, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and GM Administration, Tokyo Electron U.S. Holdings
Mike Hogan, Chief Strategy Officer, GlobalFoundries
Closing Remarks
Chris Fall, Vice President of the Economic Security and Technology Department, CSIS
Adjourn
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Contact Information
- Hideki Tomoshige
- Fellow, Renewing American Innovation
- 202.775.3246
- [email protected]
David L. Fogel
Rep. John W. Mannion (D-NY)
Kazumi Nishikawa
Mukesh Khare
Atsuyoshi Koike
Dave Anderson
Richard “Rick” Turner