An SK Hynix spokesperson said that no final decision has been made, following a Financial Times report that the firm had selected Indiana.
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix Inc. is poised to choose Indiana over Arizona for its first major US investment, a US$15 billion ($20.04 billion) advanced packaging facility that would mark a win for the Midwest and for US efforts to build a full semiconductor supply chain.
The firm first announced the project in 2022 and originally intended to select a site within the first half of 2023. SK Hynix is slated to pick Indiana but still has Arizona as a second choice, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be named discussing confidential conversations.
