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SK Hynix may produce memory chips in US for first time, but South Korea may oppose

SK Hynix may produce memory chips in US for first time, but South Korea may oppose

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix is reportedly discussing a deal with Intel to produce memory chips in the US, potentially at Intel's Ohio facility. SK Hynix manufacturing chips on American soil would ease pressure on Intel and support the US government's push for domestic chip production. However, the South Korean government might oppose the plan if it involves sensitive national core technologies.

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