Intel and SK Hynix Eye U.S. Memory Boost | Durham News

Intel’s Ohio chip factory, stalled by low external demand, could soon host SK Hynix in a potential joint venture or lease deal to tackle the growing AI-driven memory shortage — a bottleneck analysts say will worsen by 2027. While Intel’s foundry revenue still mostly comes from its own chips, cloud giants are racing to secure future supply as memory demand surges. Though talks are early-stage and no details on product type or cost have been confirmed, this partnership might be Intel’s key move to scale up production and meet exploding global needs — if it ever materializes.

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