Dr. H.K. Park (right), president of Samsung Austin Semiconductor, said in mid-April that construction would begin "immediately" on a $220-million fabrication line for 300-mm. chips at the company's Austin complex. Total investment for that line may approach $4 billion when all is said and done.MAY 2006 Good Things Happen in Pairs (cover) Quick Curves Austin Waits and Wins Leverage, But in Which Direction? Global Families Check the Style Manual Give Us Your Opinion! NORTH AMERICAN REPORTS Good Things Happen in Pairs Two Korean multinationals engage with the U.S. in a big way, just as their nation’s government prepares […]
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