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Japan 'excellent candidate' for South Korean chipmaker's overseas plants SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won says Japan would be an ideal candidate for the South Korean conglomerate to expands its chip operations.  (Photo by Yuki Nakao) TOKYO -- South Korea's SK Hynix will triple its wafer capacity by 2034 to meet soaring demand for its memory chips critical for artificial intelligence computing, SK

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2 MIN DEVICES SK Hynix to double wafer capacity amid AI memory shortage ERIK VAN KLINKEN 2026年6月2日 GMT+8 17:20 The memory crunch is raising prices for hyperscalers, enterprises and consumers. SK Hynix is benefitting enormously from it, just like the other two major memory manufacturers Micron and Samsung. However, unlike those two rivals, SK Hynix plans to double its memory-chip wafer production

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