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Solidigm (SK Hynix subsidiary)

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Solidigm (formerly Intel NAND Solutions Group; acquired by SK Hynix December 2021 for $9B; San Jose CA) is the enterprise-focused NAND subsidiary that emerged from Intel's NAND business divestiture. Solidigm markets Intel-heritage NAND under the Solidigm brand, including enterprise SSDs (P41, P44 Pro, D5-P5430 QLC). The Dalian, Liaoning China fab (formerly Intel Dalian) remains Solidigm's primary manufacturing facility. Intel retained a minority stake through a second closing in March 2025. Solidigm gives SK Hynix a US-branded enterprise NAND presence distinct from the SK Hynix consumer and datacenter brands.

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Solidigm (Intel) Dalian NAND Fab →

Dalian, Liaoning · fab

The Dalian, Liaoning, China 300mm fab (formerly Intel Dalian Manufacturing; transferred to Solidigm/SK Hynix as part of the $9B Intel NAND acquisition) is Solidigm's primary manufacturing facility, producing QLC 3D NAND at 144-192+ layer counts. Dalian fab capacity: ~100,000 NAND wspm. Like Samsung Xi'an and SK Hynix Wuxi (DRAM), the Dalian fab received an indefinite BIS equipment upgrade exemption from the October 2022 US export controls. The exemption allows Solidigm to continue advancing NAND generations at Dalian without sourcing US equipment licenses — necessary because freezing Dalian at its current layer count would strand SK Hynix's $9B acquisition value. Source: https://www.reuters.com/technology/us-grants-samsung-sk-hynix-indefinite-waivers-export-controls-china-chips-2023-10-09/

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