Kwak Noh-jung (郭魯正), CEO of the world's second-largest memory chipmaker SK hynix, is considering ways to deepen cooperation with Japanese customers and suppliers. Against a backdrop of intensifying competition in the memory market, he is reportedly considering stronger technology-supply and business ties.
SK hynix CEO Kwak Noh-jung (郭魯正) has revealed that he is considering ways to deepen cooperation with Japanese customers and suppliers.
The parties concerned are business partners in Japan, and stronger collaboration with Japan is reportedly being positioned as part of the company's strategy going forward.