Samsung advances mass production schedule for the first wafer fab in Yongin, South Korea by two years
Odaily reported that Samsung Electronics plans to bring forward the mass production timeline for the first wafer fabrication plant at the Yongin National Semiconductor Industrial Park in South Korea by two years to October 2029, significantly earlier than the original target of 2031. Industry insiders noted that although there are concerns about the chip industry reaching its peak, the current global shortage of semiconductors continues to worsen. Amid increasingly fierce competition in the AI era, expanding chip production capacity as soon as possible has become the industry's most urgent task. (MT)
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