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SK Hynix bargains for chip equipment exports to its China facility in return for building a factory in US
SK Hynix appears to be navigating choppy U.S.-China chipmaking waters.
Summary
SK Hynix appears to be navigating choppy U.S.-China chipmaking waters. The company’s flash memory unit, Solidigm, is seeking U.S. approval to send American chipmaking equipment to its factory in Dalian, China, as a condition to continue building a semiconductor factory in the U.S., Reuters reported , citing anonymous sources. Solidigm has been reportedly chalking up plans to build a NAND flash memory chip factory in the U.S.
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