Solidigm is considering an IPO in the United States as early as next year, with a potential valuation of up to 100 billions dollars.

According to sources familiar with the matter, SK Hynix's subsidiary Solidigm is considering an initial public offering in the United States as early as next year. The sources stated that the world's second-largest memory chip manufacturer is in discussions with potential investment banking advisors regarding the listing of its NAND storage business segment, and this information has not yet been made public. Some sources revealed that after the IPO, Solidigm's valuation could reach up to 100 billion US dollars. The discussions are still ongoing, and details such as the listing timetable and valuation may still change.