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Samsung expects its second U.S. chip fab to start production in July 2024.

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February 12, 2024

February 12, 2024 /SemiMedia/ -- According to reports, Samsung’s chip fab in Tyler, Texas will be operational on July 1, 2024.

The report pointed out that Samsung’s Taylor chip fab plans to install machines before July 1 and plans to start mass production of chips after July.

As early as November 2021, Samsung Electronics announced the construction of a new semiconductor factory in Tyler, Texas, with an estimated investment of US$17 billion. The factory is the company's second chip fab in the United States and Texas.

Reports revealed that Groq, a fabless semiconductor designer specializing in artificial intelligence chips and accelerators, has announced that they will use the 4nm process technology of Samsung Electronics’ US factory to manufacture the next generation of semiconductors. Groq is the first company to announce it will produce chips at Samsung Electronics' Taylor fab.

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