일본이 세계를 지배했던 회사 6개… 그중 6개가 다 사라지고, 딱 한 나라가 그 자리를 삼켰다

In 1990, Japan dominated eighty percent of the global DRAM market. Hitachi, NEC, Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Fujitsu, and Oki. These six names swallowed the semiconductor world whole. Where was South Korea at that time? A market share barely in the one percent range. Japan mocked us. "How could Koreans possibly manufacture something this difficult?" However, twenty-two years later, on February 27, 2012, Japan's last DRAM company went bankrupt. Its global market share plummeted from eighty percent to exactly zero percent. And in its place, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix stepped in. How was this possible? Was Japan simply unlucky? Or was it because we were extraordinary? Today, I intend to give you a very honest answer. This was the result of a quiet battle between the civilizations of the two nations for thirty years. And the real reasons that determined the outcome were exactly four. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 Today's Key Points ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ✔ The True Capabilities of Japanese Semiconductors Over 1,990 Years ✔ The Story of Samsung Engineers Being Turned Away at the Door in Japan ✔ The Four Decisive Differences That Separated Victory and Defeat ✔ February 27, 2012: The Conclusion of a Thirty-Year War of Civilizations ✔ Why Japan Has Now Become a Country Selling Components to Us Thank you for watching. Likes and subscriptions are a great source of motivation for creating the next video. #JapaneseSemiconductor #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #Elpida #HBM #SemiconductorWar #Economy #EconomicNews #EconomicOutlook #EconomicBroadcast