SK Hynix Has Never Made Memory Chips In The U.S. A Potential Intel Deal Could Change That.
- Posted on September 16, 2026
- By International Business Times
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In brief
SK Hynix, South Korea's leading memory semiconductor manufacturer, is exploring strategic partnerships with Intel to potentially establish its first U.S.-based chip production facility. The collaboration would leverage Intel's underutilized manufacturing infrastructure in Ohio, marking a significant shift in the global semiconductor supply chain. This potential venture could strengthen domestic chip production capacity and reduce geopolitical dependencies on Asian manufacturing hubs.
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SK Hynix Has Never Made Memory Chips In The U.S. A Potential Intel Deal Could Change That.
The South Korean chipmaker is considering several options with Intel, including using part of the company's long-delayed Ohio manufacturing complex.
