Samsung and SK Hynix will no longer be able to upgrade their chip facilities in China. For reference, Samsung focuses on producing legacy chips while high-end chip production remains in South Korea and the US. This development adds another challenge for Samsung’s chip division and further complicates manufacturing operations for both South Korean companies. Read more in our articles including "Samsung, SK Hynix face licensing issues in China amid US trade war" and "Samsung i900 Omnia Philippine Price".
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Sep 25, 2008Samsung and SK Hynix will no longer be able to upgrade their chip facilities in China. For reference, Samsung focuses on producing legacy chips while high-end chip production remains in South Korea and the US.
This development adds another challenge for Samsung’s chip division and further complicates manufacturing operations for both South Korean companies.
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