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SK Hynix board approves $38 billion investments for South Korea's Yongin, Cheongju chip plants

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  1. South China Morning Postseen 12 Aug, 12:26description edited
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    South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix’s potential deal to offload a packaging plant in southwest China is part of a strategic pivot towards higher-margin artificial intelligence (AI) memory products, according to analysts. But a sale might not be straightforward, as the memory chip giant would need to navigate valuation hurdles and a volatile chip cycle, they cautioned. SK Hynix said on Monday it was “looking into various solutions to enhance the competitiveness of its packaging business”, after...

    South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix’s potential deal to offload a packaging plant in southwest China is part of a strategic pivot towards higher-margin artificial intelligence memory products, according to analysts. But they cautioned a sale might not be straightforward, as the memory chip giant would need to navigate valuation hurdles and a volatile chip cycle. SK Hynix said on Monday it was “looking into various solutions to enhance the competitiveness of its packaging business”, after reports...

  2. Japan Timesseen 28 Aug, 12:48description edited
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    The South Korean chipmaker doesn't have "any fixed plans" for its significant indirect stake in Kioxia Holdings, Chief Executive Officer Kwak Noh-jung says.

    The South Korean chipmaker doesn't have "any fixed plans" for its significant indirect stake in Kioxia Holdings, CEO Kwak Noh-jung says.

  3. Channel News Asiaseen 30 Aug, 03:18URL changed

    now resolves towww.channelnewsasia.com/business/sk-hynix-start-ai-chip-output-in-indiana-in-2029-sees-memory-shortage-through-2030-6345596

  4. Japan Timesseen 31 Aug, 13:52description edited
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    The South Korean supplier of dynamic and flash memory is considering various locations for a jointly operated plant.

    The South Korean supplier of dynamic and flash memory is reviewing various locations for a jointly operated plant.

Fri, 7 August 2026peak 2 reports on Fri, 7 August 2026Mon, 7 September 2026

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SK HynixSouth KoreaYonginCheongjuSouth Korean chipmakerSK hynixJužnoj Korejisouthwest ChinaCorée du SudSamsungSamsung ElectronicsSouth KoreanFree RepublicOhka KogyoZao Technology CenterToyotaSk GroupKorean Supreme CourtKorea Institute For Industrial EconomicsJapan Ministry Of Economy

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South China Morning Post1 original report - edited after publishing
Le Figaro (France)1 original report
Japan Times1 original report - edited after publishing1 original report - edited after publishing
7 Aug, 08:16over 24 days31 Aug, 02:42

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How it spread - 21 original reports

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    • South China Morning Post02:00edited after publishing

      South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix’s potential deal to offload a packaging plant in southwest China is part of a strategic pivot towards higher-margin artificial intelligence memory products, according to analysts. But they cautioned a sale might not be straightforward, as the memory chip giant would need to navigate valuation hurdles and a volatile chip cycle. SK Hynix said on Monday it was “looking into various solutions to enhance the competitiveness of its packaging business”, after reports...

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