Samsung has announced that it has set up a new semiconductor research facility in Bengaluru, India. Samsung Semiconductor India Research (SSIR) now has a new R&D center to address the company’s growing need for advanced infrastructure. It also shows the company’s commitment to research in India. Samsung Semiconductor India Research has a swanky R&D facility […]
Read MoreSamsung has been investing huge amounts of money in chip research, development, and fabrication. In its latest move, Samsung will invest JPY 40 billion ($280 million) in an advanced chip research facility in Japan over the next five years. According to the announcement, the company will start setting up a factory in Yokohama, Japan, soon. […]
Read MoreSamsung, the world’s biggest memory chip maker, is reportedly building a new chip development facility in Yokohama, Japan. This highly symbolic initiative will bring together Japanese and South Korean chip firms to combat competition from the Chinese and Taiwanese markets. This new chip development facility will cost over JPY 300 billion (around $222 million) and […]
Read MoreAccording to a South Korean newspaper (via MoneyControl), one of the biggest chip producers in the world, Samsung Electronics, aims to expand its semiconductor production at its P3 factory in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. Apparently, the P3 factory in Pyeongtaek is the company’s largest chip manufacturing facility. This move is in contrast with the scaling back […]
Read MoreSamsung is heavily investing in chip manufacturing. The company is spending billions of dollars to set up new manufacturing facilities in South Korea and other countries, particularly the United States. Samsung’s P3 line in Pyeongtaek is now operational. This is the largest chip manufacturing facility ever built by Samsung. The company announced today that advanced […]
Read MoreSamsung has announced that it has started working on a new research and development facility for semiconductor chips. The new plant is coming up at its Giheung Campus in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, in South Korea, and the company is spending KRW 20 trillion (around $15 billion) on this facility by 2028. Samsung Electronics Vice President, Lee […]
Read MoreThe waterways near Samsung’s semiconductor facility in Northeast Austin are recovering after an acid waste spill earlier this year. In January, the facility spilled roughly 763,000 gallons of acidic waste into its stormwater pond, leading to a fatal drop in pH levels and killing aquatic life in the connecting tributary of Harris Branch Creek. Thankfully, […]
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