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Hynix Hynix chip manufacturer, derived from the English abbreviation HY of the Korean brand. Hynix, the original modern memory, was renamed Hynix in 2001. Hynix Semiconductor is the world's third-largest DRAM maker and the ninth-largest semiconductor company as a whole.

Based on superior technology and continuous research investment, Hynix Semiconductor is opening up a new field of semiconductor technology that has entered the field of nano-scale ultra-fine technology every year. In addition, Hynix Semiconductor not only advertises the highest level of investment efficiency in the industry, but also ranked seventh in the world in the semiconductor industry in 2006, and has entered a group with a net profit of 2 trillion won. It is showing a significant growth force. Hynix Semiconductor not only fulfills its mission as a development motive force injecting fresh blood into the national economy, but also continuously pursues mutual development with the society. Hynix Semiconductor will do its best to develop into a leading company that satisfies customers and shareholders.

There are four 8-inch wafer production lines and a 12-inch production line in South Korea, and an 8-inch production line in Oregon, USA. In 2004 and 2005, the global DRAM market share ranked second, and the Chinese market share ranked first. There are sales corporations and offices around the world, with a total of 15,000 employees. Hynix Semiconductor, as an invisible infrastructure, makes every effort to create a comfortable living environment for customers through semiconductors. Hynix Semiconductor is committed to the production of semiconductor products based on DRAM and NAND Flash.

Hynix is the original modern memory, which was renamed Hynix in 2001.

Renamed SK hynix in 2012.

Hynix Semiconductor was established as Hyundai Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. in 1983, officially listed in South Korea in 1996, acquired LG Semiconductor in 1999, and changed the company name to Hynix Semiconductor in 2001, and was separated from Hyundai Group. In October 2004, the system IC business was sold to Citigroup and became a professional memory manufacturer. In February 2012, SK Group, the third largest chaebol in South Korea, announced the acquisition of a 21.05% stake in Hynix to become the main memory manufacturer.