Choi Tae-won (崔泰源), chairman of SK Group, disclosed that a new memory semiconductor plant in Japan is under consideration and indicated that collaboration with Japanese NAND company Kioxia is being explored. The decision on whether to invest and the scale of any investment are reportedly dependent on conditions.
Choi Tae-won (崔泰源), chairman of SK Group, has reportedly disclosed that a new memory semiconductor plant in Japan is under consideration.
It has been reported that collaboration with Kioxia, a Japanese company involved in NAND, is being explored, although details on the specific form of cooperation remain limited. The possibility of collaboration in Japan is attracting attention.
Whether the investment will proceed is said to depend on conditions, and the article does not provide figures such as the timing or scale. At this stage, the only indication is that the project remains under consideration.