Apple supplier SK Hynix's subsidiary Solidigm is considering a U.S. NAND flash memory factory, with upstate New York emerging as a leading candidate, according to Reuters. The move would reduce Solidigm's reliance on its NAND factory in China. Yesterday, it emerged that the Apple supplier is in manufacturing talks with Intel to start memory production in the U.S.
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20 minutes ago at 08:18 am
Upstate NY is one of the fastest growing semiconductor manufacturing regions in the country, with existing foundries already in operation and new operations like Micron's massive memory fabrication campus under construction outside of Syracuse. By 2030 an estimated 25% of US-made chips will be from the region for a simple reason: water. New York State can be extremely business friendly when it wants to be and has a number of incentive programs to grow the industry, and none of the current operations are unionized.
Definitely a good move to come to the US, but New York state not a good idea with their negative attitude to business and they will have union crap to deal with.
