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Who is Nanya Technology?

"Nanya Technology has devoted itself in DRAM field for more than 25 years and owns more than 4,600 patents world-wide. In recent years, Nanya has harnessed the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate innovation development on 10nm class technology and products.

Where is Nanya Technology Corporation located?

Located in Nanya Technology Corporation headquarter, mainly to provide DRAM products of advanced process and technical services to customers in Taiwan and Southeast Asia. Department Manager No. 98, Nanlin Rd., Taishan Dist, New Taipei City 243-52, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Nanya Technology Corporation USA is Nanya's first overseas subsidiary.

What makes Nanya a smart factory?

Nanya's 12-inch wafer fab is equipped with complete infrastructure for smart factory, including automated production lines, IIoT, and big data analytics. We further enhance yield, quality and output with AI applications, including predictive maintenance, production planning optimisation, quality inspection, yield analysis.

What is Nanya DRAM?

Nanya DRAM enables employees to work smart and maximize efficiency in the office place - both at the desk and behind the scenes. Create a smart connected home covering a wide variety of consumer electronics with standard and low power DRAM densities ranging from 512Mb to 8Gb.

Why should you choose Nanya?

Smart devices empower a more productive life with less energy consumption, in which DRAM plays a critical role. Nanya invests consistently in R&D to address the ever-growing demand and provide value-added services. We strive to develop next-gen products, 10nm-class process and 3D stacking technologies secured by IP and trade secret protection.

When will Nanya become independent?

Nanya started independent from 2017 with our 1 st generation (1A) of 10nm-class technology. 1A technology could increase output per wafer by 30% and has entered small volume production in 2022. The development of the 2 nd generation (1B) technology began in 2019, which will enter mass production in 2024 to increase output by another 30%.