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Samsung Sees Strong Semiconductor Growth; Invests $1.9B

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Samsung is investing $1.9 billion in a new production line construction for its System LSI business. The new line will mainly produce mobile AP on 300nm wafers at 20nm and 14nm process nodes to meet the growing market demand for system seminconductor products.

The investment is expected to be made in phases until early 2014.

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