SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said in Sendai that SK hynix is considering building a memory chip plant in Japan to respond to growing demand tied to artificial intelligence. He said site selection would prioritize areas with reliable access to electricity and water, two core requirements for semiconductor manufacturing. The item was reported by Techub News and cited Tech in Asia. No timeline, investment size, or final location was disclosed in the source material.
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won said in Sendai that SK hynix is considering a site in Japan for a memory chip plant as demand linked to artificial intelligence keeps growing.
He said the company would give priority to locations with reliable supplies of electricity and water when evaluating possible sites.
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