9/30/05
Hynix discloses a product roadmap to mass produce NAND-based flash memory at the Sedex Korea 2005 Trade show. According to EE Times, the company will shortly launch its initial 70-nm parts, including 4-, 8-, and 16-Gbit parts. Hynix plans to sample its 16-Gbit NAND device in November, with production slated for sometime next year. Source: EE Times 3/7/03
Hynix ships the first commercial 4 and 8 Mbit FeRAM samples. The desgin can be expanded to 64 Mbit. 10/6/04
Hynix Semiconductor announces that it has completed the sale of its non-memory semiconductor operations to Citigroup Venture Capital. The non-memory division starts its business as MagnaChip Semiconductor (www.MagnaChip.com). Source: www.hynix.com | 
