SK Hynix in talks with Intel about deal to make memory chips in the US for the first time, sources say

SK Hynix is reportedly in discussions with Intel to establish a manufacturing facility for memory chips in the United States, according to sources. This would mark the first time SK Hynix would produce chips in the US, potentially providing a solution to the memory chip shortage that has been affecting Intel. The talks are still in the exploratory stage, with no decisions made, but a deal could benefit both companies and the Trump administration's efforts to boost domestic chip production.

However, opposition from South Korea could pose a challenge, as sensitive technologies like high-bandwidth memory and DRAM may face government scrutiny. Intel and SK Hynix have both expressed interest in expanding production in the US, but the high costs of manufacturing in the country could make it a complex proposition.