Lam Research and ASE expand operations for chipmaking
Lam Research and ASE are both ramping up their operations to support more chip manufacturing. The expansions target increased demand in semiconductor production and packaging. No dollar figures or locations are specified, but both companies are aiming to boost capacity to serve the ongoing semiconductor boom.
- Lam Research expanding semiconductor operations
- ASE expanding chip packaging capacity
- No details on locations or scale provided
- Aims to meet global chip demand
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