Medium2026-09-23Short term · NeutralLonger term · Leans positive

Reuters: Memory Chips Could Soon Be Made in the U.S.

Reuters reported that memory chips could soon be made in the U.S., reflecting the trend of semiconductor supply chain reshoring. If SK Hynix and others expand U.S. capacity, they could benefit long-term from subsidies and proximity to customers, but near-term stock impact is neutral pending concrete investment plans.

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Appleosophy · 09-23 12:00 KST
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자본시장뉴스 · 09-23 09:00 KST
US Targets Memory Chips Too, Raising Samsung and SK Investment Burden
A report says US policy pressure is extending to memory chips, potentially raising the investment burden for Samsung and SK Hynix in the US. If tariffs or localization demands materialize, Hynix's capex return outlook could be pressured, creating medium-term uncertainty for the stock.