A project that has transformed a small Chinese city into one of the world's major production centers, especially in the IT sector. This huge industrial facility was built in just a few weeks with the help of thousands of workers and engineers. The workers had to adapt quickly to experimental work conditions.

Some of them still wear the same clothes they used to wear when working in traditional factories, while others have learned new skills. Safety has been emphasized, with strict regulations promulgated and compliance with international standards. The world's largest memory semiconductor factory has allowed Samsung to maintain its global market advantage.

Previously, its Korean rival SK Hynix had dominated this sector, but the demand for memory semiconductor components continued to grow, pushing Samsung to invest in this new factory. The Pyeongtaek project is just part of a broader strategy for Samsung. The company plans to increase the production of memory semiconductor components up to 2028, anticipating a continuous growth in the consumption of AI devices.

Despite the large size of the factory, pressure continues in the area. Workers must always be ready to respond to urgent requests, such as those for cable network management or cleaning operations. LED tags have been placed on small mountains of metal where the factory is located, encouraging a preventive approach to safety.

The final destination of this factory is not only to provide components to AI producers, but also to ensure the efficiency and security in the production process. This project represents a significant step forward in the history of semiconductor industry, showing how companies can continue to innovate and face new technological challenges.