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Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: SK Hynix Eyes U.S. Memory Play-Report
Source: seekingalpha.com
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SK Hynix is reportedly exploring U.S. memory-chip manufacturing through a potential partnership or leasing arrangement with Intel at its Ohio facilities. Discussions remain preliminary, with no finalized structure or location and possible opposition from South Korea, limiting near-term certainty. A deal could support U.S. semiconductor supply-chain localization and increase utilization of Intel's manufacturing infrastructure.
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