SK Hynix’s Solidigm unit is weighing plans to build a NAND memory chip factory in the United States, according to multiple sources cited by news outlets.

The reports describe Solidigm as assessing whether to proceed with a new NAND production facility, though they do not provide finalized details such as the plant’s location, capacity, timeline, or investment size. The outlets also do not indicate whether the decision is tied to specific US incentives or customer commitments.

Both pieces frame the development as part of broader strategic planning in the memory-chip market, where manufacturers review capacity expansion and supply decisions amid fluctuating demand and pricing. At this stage, the information remains at the “weighing” or “considering” level, and neither outlet reports a confirmed go-ahead or signed agreement.