According to reports, SK Hynix is currently studying the feasibility of establishing a joint venture to produce memory chips in Japan. This is one of several solutions the company is considering to meet the surge in demand for artificial intelligence while controlling production costs. SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won said while attending a relevant meeting of the Korea-Japan Chamber of Commerce in Sendai, Japan a few days ago that SK Hynix is considering multiple locations in Japan as possible locations for joint operation of the factory. “We are selecting sites all over Japan,” Choi Tae-won said in an interview. “Any place with sufficient electricity and water resources will do.” When asked about potential partners or specific locations in Japan, he declined to give further details.

According to reports, SK Hynix is currently studying the feasibility of establishing a joint venture to produce memory chips in Japan. This is one of several solutions the company is considering to meet the surge in demand for artificial intelligence while controlling production costs. SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won said while attending a relevant meeting of the Korea-Japan Chamber of Commerce in Sendai, Japan a few days ago that SK Hynix is considering multiple locations in Japan as possible locations for joint operation of the factory. “We are selecting sites all over Japan,” Choi Tae-won said in an interview. “Any place with sufficient electricity and water resources will do.” When asked about potential partners or specific locations in Japan, he declined to give further details.