Japan’s approach to artificial intelligence differs from the US and China, focusing on business tools rather than consumer-facing models due to strict data privacy laws and language barriers. However, this global AI race has revitalized Japan’s manufacturing sector, particularly companies like Nidec, Sanyo Denki, and Murata, which are now benefiting from increased demand for cooling and power delivery systems essential for AI infrastructure. As a result, these traditional companies are finding new growth opportunities despite previous challenges related to electric vehicle adoption.
