Samsung Semiconductor Parts Distributors

Samsung Semiconductor is a leading division of Samsung Electronics, specializing in the design and manufacturing of advanced semiconductor solutions. It offers a wide range of products, including memory chips, system LSI, and foundry services, powering devices from smartphones to data centers. Renowned for innovation and quality, Samsung Semiconductor plays a pivotal role in driving technological advancements globally.

Samsung Semiconductor Business was founded in Korea with the acquisition of Hankook Semiconductor in 1974. Early operations consisted mostly of the development and mass production of ICs and peripherals for such consumer electronics products as electronic and analogue watches, televisions, audios and microwave ovens. The main turning point in Samsung evolution into a leading semiconductor manufacturer was the successful development of the 64Kb DRAM in 1983, and the subsequent opening of the Giheung Semiconductor Complex and SAMSUNG first's fabrication facility in 1984. In 1991, Samsung LCD business operations were joined with its Semiconductor Business.<br><br>Through a strategy of aggressive growth, Samsung achieved and has held market leadership in DRAM and SRAM since the early 1990s, and in NAND Flash since 2003. In 2001, Samsung also signalled its long commitment to logic and analog chip development with the expansion of the System LSI Division and the opening of the SoC Research Lab. In 2004, Samsung Hard Disk Drive Division was joined with Samsung Semiconductor Business, following a major restructuring at Samsung Electronics in Korea that grouped all key products of a similar nature or function into major businesses. It was also in 2004 that the LCD Division was split off from Samsung Semiconductor Business to become a major independent business (LCD Business) in Samsung Electronics' parent company organizational structure.