US semiconductor company Micron Technology (Micron Technology) will increase production of semiconductor memory for smart phones and other products. Last year the former will acquire Elpida Memory is located in Hiroshima, Japan, plant investment 100 billion yen, and strive to 2015 fiscal year (ending 15 August) within the production capacity increased by 20%. Micron Technology this year after three years at the plant to restart large-scale investment plans by actively investing in related fields to catch ranked first in the global South Korea's Samsung Electronics.
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Micron Technology will increase the use of the most sophisticated microfabrication techniques (line width of 20 nm) of DRAM in Hiroshima. And compared to the previous generation 25-nanometer line width, the number of semiconductor wafers from a wafer can be gained will increase by about 20 percent, productivity will be increased substantially. Micron Technology will also increase its investment in factories in Taiwan to implement, for the whole of Micron DRAM supply capacity increased by 20%.
Micron's current fiscal year plan to invest $ 3.8 billion global implementation of equipment, about half will be used DRAM. The company's chief executive officer (CEO) Mark Du Erkan (Mark Durcan) In an interview with Japanese Economic News: indicates strong DRAM demand "products such as mobile terminals and servers when (Chinese version Nikkei Chinese Network) interview, the future also will be based on market dynamics, and actively implement the investment. "
About the long-term preservation of data NAND type memory cards, Du Erkan said it will launch the most sophisticated three-dimensional technology products in 2015. Samsung occupy leading-edge products, planned in the original factory Akita Elpida completed part of the production process.