SK Hynix is planning a large $4 billion chip-packaging and testing facility in Indiana, USA. The company is still in the planning stage of the decision to invest in the US. "[the company] is reviewing its advanced chip packaging investment in the US, but hasn't made a final decision yet," a company spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal. The primary product focus for this plant will be stacked HBM memory meant to be consumed by the AI GPU and self-driving automobile industries. The plant could also focus on other exotic memory types, such as high-density server memory; and perhaps even compute-in-memory. The plant is expected to start operations in 2028, and will create up to 1,000 skilled jobs. SK Hynix is counting for state- and federal tax incentives to propel this investment; under government initiatives such as the CHIPS Act. SK Hynix is a significant supplier of HBM to NVIDIA for its AI GPUs. Its HBM3E features in the latest NVIDIA "Blackwell" GPUs.