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報告稱韓國對華記憶晶片領先優勢料進一步擴大

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By Yoolim Lee Verified
| Yahoo! Finance Hong Kong Verified
原文標題Korea's Memory Chip Lead Over China Set to Grow, Report Says More stories like this are available on bloomberg.com
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Korea’s Memory Chip Lead Over China Set to Grow, Report Says

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By Yoolim Lee Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s lead over China in memory chip production is expected to widen further thanks to an aggressive expansion of domestic facilities by Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc., according to the Bank of Korea. New chip plants due to come online by 2028 will boost the country’s output capacity by about 600,000 wafers per month, the central bank said in a report Friday.
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SK Hynix weighs closer ties with Japan’s memory industry

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By Yoolim Lee Verified, Maggie Eastland Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
SK Hynix is exploring ways to deepen its cooperation with Japanese customers and suppliers in the memory industry, Chief Executive Officer Kwak Noh-jung said. “We are very carefully looking at how we can co-develop the NAND flash market with our customers and suppliers,” he told reporters Thursday after a groundbreaking ceremony for a new U.S. plant in West Lafayette, Indiana.
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