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Solidigm is a NAND flash memory maker formed from SK hynix's acquisition of Intel's storage business, and this tag collects WindowsForum coverage of the company's manufacturing and enterprise storage moves. The tagged discussion centers on Solidigm's evaluation of a U.S. NAND fab, with upstate New York reported as a leading candidate, while the company and SK hynix stress that no factory has been approved, no site selected, and no construction timetable set. For enterprise storage buyers, the thread explains why a second manufacturing geography beyond Dalian, China, could matter for tariffs and equipment-export restrictions, and why no near-term NAND supply change should be assumed.
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    Solidigm U.S. NAND Fab Has No Approval or New York Site

    Solidigm is evaluating a U.S. NAND flash fab, with upstate New York identified as a leading candidate, but no factory has been approved, no site has been selected, and no construction timetable exists. Reuters first reported the review on September 18, citing three people familiar with the...