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Korean firms partner on chiplet development for automotive semiconductors

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 28
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What happened

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BOS Semiconductors, LG Electronics, and Hana Micron signed a Memorandum of Understanding on September 30, 2026, to advance the domestic commercialization of chiplet-based automotive semiconductors. This agreement was made during an event hosted by Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources and is part of the M.AX Alliance initiative. Under the partnership, BOS Semiconductors will develop Neural Processing Unit chiplets for autonomous driving, while LG Electronics will provide a base chiplet for core automotive system functions.

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Why it matters

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The collaboration aims to establish a complete domestic ecosystem for next-generation automotive semiconductors, covering the entire value chain from development and integration to commercialization. This initiative supports the broader domestic push for high-value AI computing components.

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Who's involved

  • Hana MicronPartnering to leverage packaging and testing expertise for automotive chiplets
  • LG ElectronicsProviding a base chiplet responsible for core automotive system functions
  • KoreaLeading the M.AX Alliance initiative and hosting the cooperation event
  • Ministry of Trade, Industry and EnergyHosting the 'Future Mobility Ecosystem Cooperation' event and leading the M.AX Alliance

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Hana MicronSpeculative

    Hana Micron could see increased demand for packaging and testing services related to automotive chiplets.

  • LG ElectronicsSpeculative

    LG Electronics might see increased revenue from providing base chiplets for core automotive systems.

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