Hailis recently announced plans to spend 120 trillion won (about 100 billion US dollars) in the 10 years after 2022 to build four semiconductor factories in Longren, South Korea. A Hailis spokesman said that the main products of the planned new factory in Longren will be next generation storage memory and DRAM chips.

Hailishi has submitted a letter of intent to invest, which covers an area of about 4.5 million square meters. It is estimated that 50 semiconductor materials and equipment manufacturers will be stationed in the region in the future, thus creating the largest semiconductor settlement in the world.

In recent years, China has already been involved in the field of semiconductor memory driven by the financing of semiconductor funds. Although the global memory industry is still headed by the two giants of Samsung Electronics and Hailishi, although China's semiconductor technology is still backward, China has been able to produce non-server or mobile memory chips through 30 or 40 nanometers technology. If China's own DRAM and NAND Flash memory begin to enter the market gradually, it will impact Korea's memory industry by an estimated $7.8 billion, including $6.7 billion for DRAM industry and $1.1 billion for NAND Flash industry.

Facing the increasing strength of Chinese enterprises, Korean enterprises also hope to expand their technological advantages and increase their voice in the field of semiconductor. However, the competition between countries in the semiconductor industry will become more and more fierce. Finally, they hope that the rise of domestic enterprises will be accelerated.