LG counts on advanced chips as key growth driver


New offerings: Crowds near the LG booth at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. LG Innotek says it will take two to three years to reach full capacity for production of its FC-BGA product.— AP

Seoul: LG Innotek, South Korea’s leading camera module maker, has started the mass production of flip-chip ball-grid array (FC-BGA) substrates, the high-end chip substrates for servers and data centres, a highly lucrative but competitive field driven by advancements in artificial intelligence.

“We started production for a leading North American tech giant and are discussing (new deals) with other global clients,” chief executive officer Moon Hyuk-soo told reporters last Thursday on the sidelines of the Consumer Electronics Show exhibition in Las Vegas.

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