SK hynix Plans $713B Domestic Investment
South Korean memory chipmaker SK hynix announced a 1,100 trillion won ($713 billion) investment plan to expand domestic manufacturing capacity, including new fabs for NAND and HBM, and will list on th…
South Korean memory chipmaker SK hynix announced a 1,100 trillion won ($713 billion) investment plan to expand domestic manufacturing capacity, including new fabs for NAND and HBM, and will list on th…
President Lee Jae Myung will preside over a meeting next week to review progress on a mega semiconductor cluster project in southwestern South Korea, involving Samsung and SK hynix investments worth 8…
Samsung and SK hynix announced a 1,350 trillion won ($870 billion) ten-year plan to expand semiconductor manufacturing capacity and data centers, including memory, storage, and logic production. The S…
SK hynix briefly overtook Samsung Electronics as the most valuable company on Korea's KOSPI index on June 22, ending Samsung's 26-year reign, driven by SK hynix's gains from the AI memory chip boom. T…
SK Group retained the top spot in operating profit over Samsung Group in 2025, reporting 50.19 trillion won ($32.2 billion), driven by SK hynix's strong performance amid an AI-driven semiconductor sup…
Seoul stocks erased early gains and fell 3.21% late Wednesday morning as investors sold off semiconductors and large-cap tech shares, driven by BlackRock's downgrade of emerging-market equities over A…
South Korea's industry ministry denied rumors that the government plans to establish a think tank to utilize chipmakers' profits from the AI boom, calling the claims false and threatening legal action…
Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, and Micron Technology face a proposed US class-action lawsuit alleging they coordinated to reduce supply of conventional DRAM while ramping HBM production, causing DRAM …
Samsung and SK hynix reaffirmed plans to invest about 800 trillion won ($518 billion) to build new semiconductor fabs and AI data centers in Korea's southwest, citing surging AI-driven memory demand. …
President Lee Jae Myung traveled to Gwangju to launch South Korea's 'artificial intelligence industrial revolution,' backed by massive investments from Samsung Electronics and SK hynix in chips, AI da…
South Korea unveiled three flagship megaprojects—semiconductors, physical AI, and AI data centers—backed by over 1,350 trillion won in planned investment, but faces challenges in securing workforce an…
S&P Global Ratings reported that South Korea's corporate earnings are increasingly dependent on semiconductors, with an AI-driven memory supercycle expected to extend through 2028. The combined operat…
A proposed US class-action lawsuit accuses Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, and Micron Technology of restricting DRAM supply during the shift to AI memory products, but analysts expect little immediate …
South Korea unveiled a sweeping infrastructure package to support megaprojects, including an 800 trillion won semiconductor expansion by Samsung and SK hynix, a 550 trillion won AI data center buildou…
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix will invest 800 trillion won ($585 billion) to build a semiconductor complex in southwestern Korea, part of a government-private sector initiative to boost AI infrastr…
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung announced a $518 billion semiconductor megaproject on June 29, including four new memory chip fabs, an HBM packaging hub, and over 1 quadrillion won in AI data cen…
South Korea announced nearly 900 trillion won ($583 billion) in semiconductor investments led by Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, including four new memory fabs in the southwest and HBM packaging hub…
South Korea unveiled a blueprint for three flagship megaprojects centered on semiconductors, AI data centers and physical AI, with investments totaling over 1.8 quadrillion won ($1.2 trillion). Presid…
South Korea announced a 800 trillion won ($585 billion) investment to build a semiconductor complex in the southwestern region, led by Samsung Electronics and SK hynix. The government also plans AI da…
Apple is lobbying the Trump administration for permission to buy DRAM chips from ChangXin Memory Technologies, a Chinese manufacturer on the Pentagon's blacklist, to cut costs amid soaring DRAM prices…