US Signs Collaboration Agreements with Japan and South Korea
The US has inked Technology Prosperity Deals (TPD) with Japan and South Korea to spur collaboration on AI, semiconductors, and biotech.
- AI
- semiconductors
- quantum computing
- biotech
- space
- 6G
President Donald Trump signed deals to enhance cooperation, strengthen strategic ties, and support economic and national security objectives.
The agreements aim to enhance cooperation, strengthen strategic ties, align regulations, and support economic and national security objectives.
The US is locking in partnerships to tap Japan and Korea’s expertise, with Japan leading in advanced materials and space technologies, and South Korea dominating memory chip production.
Author's summary: US collaborates with Japan and South Korea on tech.
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