JX Advanced Metals plans to increase its production capacity for optical chip wafers used in AI data centers.
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Japan company to invest $750m for material that can cut power consumption
JX Advanced Materials is planning another round of investment to raise production capacity for optical chip wafers. (Source photos by Nikkei and JX Advanced Metals)
ARATA SHIGENO
June 16, 2026 00:23 JST
TOKYO -- Japan's JX Advanced Metals plans to raise production capacity for optical chip wafers by up to 10 times, aiming to answer demand for equipment that can reduce data center power consumption.
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Bias read (Center): The article reports on a business decision by JX Advanced Metals regarding increased production of optical chip wafers for AI data centers. The content is technical and focused on industry developments without overt political commentary or framing.
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