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From Bathrooms to Big Tech: Why This Japanese Toilet Maker Just Became an AI Powerhouse

From Bathrooms to Big Tech: Why This Japanese Toilet Maker Just Became an AI Powerhouse

While it may be known for its ceramic products, Toto plans to expand production of its semiconductor components, which play a crucial role in the AI industry.

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