Company: Hyundai Electronics Co., Ltd, Hyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd. (HEI)
Based: Icheon, South Korea Founded: 1983, became Hynix Semiconductors in 2001, SK Hynix in 2012 Founder: Hyundai Group Specialty: World's second-largest memory chip maker & fifth-largest semiconductor company. Industry leader in the development & manufacturer of high-quality Semiconductors (including DRAM, SRAM, NAND Flash memory, and System Integrated Circuit devices) |
Hyundai Electronics 8Mb SRAM chip for mobile phones (2000)
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Hyundai DRAM Memory Development Timeline:
1989 1M DRAM
1991 4M DRAM
1991 16M DRAM
1992 64M DRAM
1996 256M DRAM
1997 1GB DRAM
Hyundai Electronics 16M DRAM Memory Chip Tie Bar (1993)
This gold tone tie bar was a promotional gift from Hyundai Electronics. It features an actual Hyundai Electronics 16M DRAM memory chip.
Hyundai first entered the computer memory chip business in 1983. During the 1980's, Hyundai would have OEM contracts to second source memory chips for Texas Instruments, Intel, and General Instruments.
Starting in 1993, Hyundai and Fujitsu would form an alliance, sharing DRAM memory development and manufacturing technologies. Hyundai would even use Fujitsu's manufacturing plants in the United States to produce their DRAM chips while competing for market share with their main rival Toshiba.
Hitachi would also form an alliance with Korean DRAM maker, Goldstar Electron, to speed up development of the 4M & 16M DRAM memory chips.
Item is marked "24KGF" & "HYUNDAI 16M DRAM" on the back. Measures 2 1/4" wide x 1/2" tall.
Hyundai first entered the computer memory chip business in 1983. During the 1980's, Hyundai would have OEM contracts to second source memory chips for Texas Instruments, Intel, and General Instruments.
Starting in 1993, Hyundai and Fujitsu would form an alliance, sharing DRAM memory development and manufacturing technologies. Hyundai would even use Fujitsu's manufacturing plants in the United States to produce their DRAM chips while competing for market share with their main rival Toshiba.
Hitachi would also form an alliance with Korean DRAM maker, Goldstar Electron, to speed up development of the 4M & 16M DRAM memory chips.
Item is marked "24KGF" & "HYUNDAI 16M DRAM" on the back. Measures 2 1/4" wide x 1/2" tall.
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