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Jul 12, 2026

Samsung, Yongin fab operation 1~2years earlier 2029scheduled to begin operations in years

Samsung Electronics decided to bring forward the start of operations at one fab in the Yongin semiconductor cluster by years, from the original plan, and to begin operations from years. SK hynix is pushing ahead with total investment of trillion won in domestic and overseas plants, and Micron plans to invest more than hundred million dollars (about trillion won) in the United States by years.1.1.2.2029.1,100.2,500.375.2035.


Samsung, Yongin fab operation 1~2years earlier 2029scheduled to begin operations in years

Samsung Electronics decided to move up the start of operations at one fab in the Yongin semiconductor cluster by years from its original plan, and to begin operations from years. The change in the investment schedule follows the company’s announcement.1.1.2.2029.

SK hynix is said to be pursuing total investment worth trillion won in domestic semiconductor plants in Yongin, Cheongju and Gwangju, among others. The company was also understood to be actively considering new investment in overseas plants in the United States and Japan, among other places.1,100.

U.S. memory maker Micron, backed by U.S. government support, has decided to expand its investment in the United States to more than hundred million dollars (about trillion won) by years. The announcement specifies the investment-year target and amount.2035.2,500.375.

China’s memory chip maker CXMT said that, through this month’s listing, 6it plans to expand memory capacity once it secures investment funding worth trillions of won.

According to the report, competition to expand production is under way across the global memory industry as companies seek to secure leadership in the artificial intelligence chip market. Related companies are announcing expansion and investment plans one after another.

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