Taiwanese memory chipmaker Nanya Technology plans substantial capital spending next year. This increased investment is driven by soaring demand for memory chips. The company's revenue and net income saw significant surges in the second quarter. Artificial intelligence is underpinning a stronger long-term outlook for the memory industry. Global memory makers are also ramping up investments to meet this demand.

Taiwan’s Nanya Technology reportedly plans to spend around $6bn in 2027, racing to expand DRAM capacity into an AI-driven memory shortage.

World's No. 5 DRAM maker expects profit margin to continue growing in 2026