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Korea Times August 31, 2026 By namhw@koreatimes.co.kr(KoreaTimes) positive

Applied Materials strives to cooperate with chipmakers to shorten equipment lead time

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Applied Materials Korea Country President Park Gwang-sun said Monday that the semiconductor engineering solutions company is working to help Korean chipmakers optimize performance and maximize output as they expand globally. During a press conference in Seoul, Park said Korea’s strategic importance in the global artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem has been reassessed in the past year, adding that one of the company’s most important roles is to work closely with customers to forecast long-term demand and supply equipment accordingly. “We are working closely with our customers to optimize design and maximize output so that our equipment can produce high-quality devices,” Park said. “Our customers have recently been expanding their fabs globally. SK hynix announced its Indiana fab last week, while Samsung has already begun operations at its Taylor fab. As they expand their global footprint, Applied Materials Korea is working to ensure seamless technical and workforce support.” The comments came as demand for memory chips continues to far outpace supply, prompting chipmakers t
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