Transfer of Three MEMS Process Equipment Units
Strengthening National Nano Fab R&D Infrastructure

DB Hitech has initiated collaboration to strengthen the semiconductor process support capabilities of the national nano fab integration platform, MoaFab.


DB Hitech announced on August 6 at its Sangwoo Campus in Eumseong, North Chungcheong Province, that it held a ceremony for the transfer of semiconductor equipment with officials from the Ministry of Science and ICT and MoaFab.


This cooperation has been arranged to enhance the competitiveness of MoaFab, which is working to link national nano fabs across various regions. Previously, in March of last year, the Ministry of Science and ICT, Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, and DB Hitech signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen MoaFab's competitiveness.


From left, Byung-Hoon Lee, Director of Nano Convergence Technology Institute, Ki-Seok Cho, CEO of DB Hitech, Hyuck-Chae Koo, Vice Minister of Science and ICT, and Heung-Soo Park, Director of Nano Comprehensive Technology Institute, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing the agreement. DB Hitech.

From left, Byung-Hoon Lee, Director of Nano Convergence Technology Institute, Ki-Seok Cho, CEO of DB Hitech, Hyuck-Chae Koo, Vice Minister of Science and ICT, and Heung-Soo Park, Director of Nano Comprehensive Technology Institute, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing the agreement. DB Hitech.

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DB Hitech has committed to providing three pieces of equipment for micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) processes it owns (one furnace/high-temperature annealing unit and two etch/etching units). These devices will be used to improve the process support environment for R&D and prototyping at the Nano Comprehensive Technology Institute and the Nano Convergence Technology Institute, both participants in MoaFab. The company expects this contribution to help expand the infrastructure for semiconductor R&D in Korea.


The event was attended by about 30 key officials from the Ministry of Science and ICT, DB Hitech, and MoaFab. After the signing ceremony, participants held a discussion on the operation and utilization plans for MoaFab, followed by a fab tour.



A representative from DB Hitech commented, "Through the donation of this MEMS process equipment, we will expand support for the national nano fab, and we will continue to offer technical advice for semiconductor manufacturing and fab operation, striving to enhance the competitiveness of Korea's system semiconductor sector."


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