Hanmei semiconductor is developing wafer cutting equipment, which is expected to be completed in the second half of the year
According to Korean media reports, Hanmi semiconductor is developing wafer cutting equipment monopolized by Japanese companies, which will shorten the equipment delivery cycle to solve the semiconductor supply problem. It is reported that the goal of Korea US semiconductor is to complete the development in the second half of this year, of which an important part of technology development has been completed. "The competition in the wafer cutting equipment market is very fierce. If we are competitive in terms of price and delivery date, we will be able to create enough market opportunities," said the relevant person in charge of Hanmei semiconductor
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