SK Hynix breaks ground on first U.S. plant — Indiana to be key memory hub by 2030

SK Hynix CEO Kwak Noh-Jung announced at a groundbreaking ceremony that Indiana will become a key memory chip production base by 2030. The facility is the South Korean company's first in the United States. The investment is part of a broader trend of shifting semiconductor manufacturing to American soil.

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