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SK Hynix Unit Seeks US Approval for China Chip Equipment Shipments

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SK Hynix's subsidiary Solidigm is reportedly asking US authorities for permission to ship more chipmaking equipment to its China facility. The company is also considering building a new NAND chip factory in the United States. The reported request links expanded equipment exports to China with a possible US manufacturing investment. The article is based on reporting rather than an official announcement, and the outcome of the approval request is not stated.

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