Evolving Role of Semiconductor Consortia in the United States and Japan Case Solution & Answer

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PUBLICATION DATE: October 01, 1998

Evolving Role of Semiconductor Consortia in the United States and Japan Case Solution

This article examines the interactions between public and private actors as alliance in the to-be- international semiconductor industry. The most recent expressions of multilateral cooperation are two consortia: I300I based in America and Selete based in Japan. Through an investigation of their arrangements and their beginnings, this article provides a deeper comprehension of the complexities facing business-wide consortia, the part of the government in encouraging or inhibiting cooperation, and the lingering competitions that impede truly global co-operation in a dynamic, high technology business.

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