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Samsung and SK hynix build KRW278 trillion cash pile on AI memory surge

Amy Fan

Amy Fan

, Taipei

Aug 19, 2026, 08:54 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Samsung Electronics and SK hynix have amassed a combined KRW278 trillion (approx...

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