Suzhou Samsung Electronics Suzhou Semiconductor No.15, Jin ji hu Road, Suzhou Industrial Park, Suzhou 215021. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, today announced that its new semiconductor fabrication line in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, has begun mass production and shipping its first product to customers. Of the 15 new fab projects in 2019, about half are for 200mm wafer sizes. ETNews reports that that the building of the P2 facility “will be completed by the end of the first half of 2019”, which means that construction would need to begin shortly. Slimmer, faster, and better for the Earth, the 20nm-class DDR3 DRAM promises the most advanced performance yet, a further improvement on the 30nm-class DDR3 DRAM that Samsung introduced in July last year. Most of these fabs and lines will begin equipping in 2021. Once the building is ready, Samsung will have to start equipment move-in. The Pyeongtaek fab is due to run first silicon next year using Samsung’s 5nm EUV process. See figure 1. The reaction from the semiconductor industry has been generally good but mixed.
This was however apparently less than half the amount offered by New York, which was also interested in hosting the new plant.
By Mark LaPedus 01.19.2011 0 SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Seeking to become a bigger player in the foundry space, South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. dropped hints that it would build a new fab.
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From a cornfield to one of the world’s best foundries, we have invested more than $17 billion and created $4 billion in economic activity for the greater Central Texas region. The increase would vault China back to the top globally for new fab projects, a crown China last claimed in 2017. Samsung Electronics has begun operations of its new Line-16 memory semiconductor fabrication facility, which will provide the largest production capacity in the industry. With the introduction of the V1 line Samsung Foundry has six wafer fabs in operation at sites in South Korea and the United States. Given that the P2 will be used to produce memory chips well into the next decade, it is highly likely that its construction will be ready to accommodate the latest and upcoming production tools, such as EUV step-and-scan systems that will be required to produce DRAM using ultra-thin sub-10nm fabrication technologies.A particularly interesting thing about the P2 Project is the planned timescale. When low-probability projects are excluded, the China count falls to four valued at US$9.6 billion.
For reference, the existing fab isn't expected to be fully equipped, expanded and ramped until 2021. All told, 192 updates have been made to the report, including the addition of 64 new facilities and lines since its previous publication in June 2019. By leveraging Samsung's long-withstanding semiconductor fabrication expertise, Samsung's Foundry Business supports global fabless and … The fab will produce various types of memory as …