Samsung Electronics activates the crisis plan and signs a credit line agreement worth approximately $7.27 billion.
Samsung Electronics Launches Crisis Plan, Signs Credit Line Agreement Worth Approximately $7.27 Billion
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Samsung Electronics Launches Crisis Plan, Signs Credit Line Agreement Worth Approximately $7.27 BillionSamsung Electronics Launches Crisis Plan, Signs Credit Line Agreement Worth Approximately $7.27 Billion. Old Rival: The rapidly growing SK Hynix. The rapid development of AI has enabled SK Hynix to surge ahead with the help of HBM technology. In contrast, Samsung relies more on traditional DRAM. Relevant reports indicate that approximately 80% to 90% of the company's chip sales come from traditional chips. However, due to the rapid rise of Chinese manufacturers with more price - competitive alternatives, the demand for traditional memory chips is weakening, and prices are continuously declining. Precisely because of this, SK Hynix, which has leading HBM technology, has gained an advantage for further development. In April 2025, Counterpoint Research's Q1 2025 Memory Tracking Report pointed out that SK Hynix surpassed Samsung for the first time...