Samsung huge chip capex for 2017 shows move to defend its memory dominance

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Samsung huge chip capex for 2017 shows move to defend its memory dominance

Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Thursday 16 November 2017

After spending US$11.3 billion in semiconductor capex last year, Samsung announced that its 2017 outlays for the semiconductor group are expected to more than double to US$26 billion. The company's US$26 billion in 2017 outlays will be more than Intel...

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