Samsung replaces the head of the semiconductor research center

Recently, Samsung’s semiconductor business has become the focus of controversy due to various reasons such as performance, production capacity, and yield, especially when it comes to advanced processes such as 4nm and 5nm. With the loss of customers and business, Samsung has been unable to sit still and has previously launched an investigation into the low yield rate of non-memory advanced process chips.

According to Business Korea, Samsung has recently made a new move, appointing Song Jae-hyuk, vice president and head of the flash memory development department, as the new head of the semiconductor R&D center, taking over all related work. Song Jae-hyuk’s greatest achievement was to move Samsung from vertical NAND flash to super-stacked NAND flash. Subsequently, Samsung appointed Kim Hong-shik, vice president of the memory manufacturing technology center, to lead the foundry technology innovation team, and mobilized storage semiconductor experts to be responsible for the core department of the foundry business.