South Korea's tech exports increased 20% in January, led by chips
The country's tech ministry says semiconductor exports reached $10.9 billion during the month, marking a 24% increase from a year prior.
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Samsung applies EUV to 14nm DDR5 DRAM production
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Samsung to record its highest sales in Q3 from increased chip prices
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