Yangtze River Stores First 32-story 3d Nand Production In The Year

Changjiang  Storage was formally established on July 26, 2016 based on Wuhan Xinxin  Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. The company's major shareholders  include major funds and Ziguang Group, Hubei Branch Investment and Hubei  Guoxin Industrial Investment Fund, etc. Ziguang Group's subsidiary. The company is seen as China's catch-up in the storage sector and  challenges market leaders such as Samsung Electronics, Toshiba, SK  Hynix, Micron and Intel, which have monopolized the global NAND flash  market in 2017.


As a national storage project base, the Yangtze River has a total investment of 24 billion U.S. dollars. It is expected that the total production capacity will reach 300,000  tablets/month after the completion of the first phase of the project,  and the annual production value will exceed US$10 billion.


It  is reported that the Yangtze River has stored the first batch of four  million US dollars in precision instruments that arrived in Wuhan on  April 5. In the next two years, nearly 30,000 tons of precision  instruments will be imported into China from multiple places around the  world. Today,  Yangtze River Storage’s Wuhan base chip production machine formally  enters the installation. This marks the state's memory base will enter  the mass production preparation stage from the plant construction stage.  China's first batch of 32-layer 3D NAND flash memory chips with  completely independent intellectual property rights will be available  within the year. Production.

Ding  Wenwu, president of the big fund, said that at present, China's  general-purpose memory is all dependent on imports, and the national  memory base project is progressing smoothly. The 32-layer  three-dimensional flash memory chip has been successfully developed, and  the memory development strategy has broken through the dawn of dawn,  but this is only the first step in our long march. In  the future, we will also make great efforts and great efforts in  technology research and development, personnel training, cost control,  operation management, and market competitiveness. We hope that the  Yangtze River’s storage in China’s memory industry and even the entire  integrated circuit industry will develop an independent innovation. A new way to break the monopoly.


It  is reported that the National Memory Base successfully researched and  developed China's first 32-layer three-dimensional NAND flash memory  chip last year. This chip, which cost US$1 billion and was developed by a  1,000-person team for 2 years, is the closest to the international  high-end level in China's manufacturing process. The  mainstream chip will be expected to enable China to enter the first  echelon of global memory chips, effectively boosting the status of  "China Core" in the international market.