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Chinese companies ' self-developed memory chips unveiled in the US
China-made NAND will increase production reported that YMTC the public's NAND among the 32-tier products will be in the second half of the trial stage. At present, Samsung and SK Heidelberg is the production of 96-storey, 72-tier products.
The semiconductor industry believes that the level of enterprise technology, South Korea than China 3 years ahead.
reported that YMTC revealed that the new product uses 3D NAND architecture innovative technology xtacking, effectively improve the data processing speed. reported that YMTC plans to start production in Wuhan, the plant will be built in Nanjing, starting next year to increase production.
China's NAND entry into the market has become an unstoppable trend and market research firms have predicted that NAND prices will continue to decline by next year.
Reported that the Chinese government for the 2025-year memory semiconductor self-sufficiency rate increased to 70%, has invested up to 100 billion U.S. dollars. According to the report, the industry said: ' Chinese companies first capture the computer and other Low-cost products market, the future will enter the server and other high-priced products market.
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Korean enterprises actively expand investment and retain talents Samsung Electronics and SK Rexroth, the two largest semiconductor manufacturers in Korea, are aggressively expanding their investment scale and trying to retain talent in response to the rise of Chinese companies, the report said. Samsung Electronics in the capital Road, Ping Ze Semiconductor factory began to build a second production line, plans to invest 30 trillion Korean currency (about 182.5 billion yuan).
SK Lichuan also decided to invest 15 trillion won (about 91.4 billion yuan) in the new M16 factory in the capital Road. South Korean companies are also actively engaged in retaining talent, the report said, in an effort to stop Chinese companies from using astronomical salaries to poach talent from Korean companies.