Fishbone diagram - the rise and fall of Japanese semiconductors
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This fishbone diagram illustrates the rise and fall of the Japanese semiconductor industry, highlighting key events and turning points from 1985 to 2018. It covers the highest global market share achieved by Japanese companies, the impact of the Japan-US Semiconductor Agreement, and the subsequent decline due to factors like export restrictions and trade wars. Significant events such as the NEC-Hitachi DRAM Division merger, Toshiba's semiconductor sale, and Renesas acquiring NEC's business are noted as pivotal moments. The diagram serves as a cartographic representation of the industry's historical trajectory, emphasizing the financial crises and restructuring efforts that marked its evolution.
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2008-2013
Turning point
1985
Restrict Japanese corporate exports
Decline in attention
Highest global market share
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Dumping in the Japanese market
Business strippingand restructuring
center of gravity transfer
Renesas acquires NEC business
Toshiba sells semiconductor
Bottoming out
Landmark event
Complete rout
NEC - Hitachi DRAM Division Merger
Purpose
Financial crisis
2018
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Trade war
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Impact
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