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This is a corporate database that organizes the industrial areas and related companies that could benefit from demand stemming from the approximately 5 trillion yen domestic investment plan announced by Kioxia and SanDisk, focusing on capital investment in semiconductor factories. The demand necessary for the establishment and operation of semiconductor factories is broken down into six functions and 35 demand areas: land, design, construction, factory infrastructure, manufacturing, transportation, inspection equipment, supporting devices and parts, manufacturing materials and upstream raw materials, and logistics and operational support. Additionally, related companies are investigated down to secondary and tertiary demand sources such as vacuum pumps, valves, seals, chemical-resistant materials, and precision machining. For each company, information is organized regarding their connection to the semiconductor field, related products and services, demand categories, position in the supply chain, publicly available records related to Kioxia and other semiconductor fabs, and reference URLs. This information can be utilized for sales, market research, and corporate exploration in semiconductor capital investment.

This report analyzes the demand generated from semiconductor equipment investment, starting from Kioxia and SanDisk's domestic investment plan of approximately 5 trillion yen, and identifies where companies can find entry opportunities. It breaks down the pathways of demand generation, including factory construction, factory infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, components and materials that make up the equipment, materials, and maintenance and operational support. It organizes the decision-making criteria for considering sales and collaboration partners by tracing the manufacturing processes, equipment functions, and the relationships of decision-makers and purchasers. Furthermore, it discusses the points of consideration when expanding technologies cultivated in different industries, such as precision processing, materials and formulations, fluids and piping, maintenance and repair, and measurement and control, into semiconductor applications, as well as the adoption conditions for progressing from prototyping to continuous supply. It also includes the narrowing down of candidate companies using actual data from a corporate database, source verification, and preparation for initial meetings.

This is a corporate database that organizes the industrial sectors and related companies where demand spreads from capital investment, starting with large investments in data centers progressing within Japan. It categorizes the demand necessary for the establishment and operation of data centers into eight fields and 31 classifications: construction and installation, power, cooling, computing, storage, communication, monitoring and protection, and maintenance. The investigation covers not only buildings and major equipment but also power transformation equipment, UPS, liquid cooling systems, servers, GPUs, storage, optical communication equipment, as well as the components and materials that make them up, precision processing, transportation and installation, and testing and maintenance. For each company, it organizes the products and services offered, related demand, position in supply, and relationship with data centers. Additionally, it includes 56 plans for the establishment and expansion of data centers in Japan, which can be utilized for market research, exploring sales and collaboration opportunities, new business development, and regional business development.

This is a report analyzing how the large-scale investments in data centers progressing domestically will affect demand for equipment, materials, and services, and what business opportunities will arise for companies. It organizes the demand structure for construction, power, cooling, computing, storage, communication, monitoring and protection, and maintenance, and explains the functions and supply structures of key equipment such as substations, liquid cooling, servers, and optical communication. Furthermore, it analyzes how technological changes such as liquid cooling, high-voltage direct current power supply, CPO, and distributed operations will alter the demand for equipment, parts, materials, construction, and maintenance. Based on domestic development plans and related company data, it organizes demand by development process, maintenance and renewal demand following operation, and hiring conditions when entering from different industries. This can be utilized for market research, new business development, sales planning, management planning, and corporate analysis by financial institutions.