Amkor Technology, Inc.
A maker of outsourced semiconductor assembly and test services, Amkor packages and tests the chips that power smartphones, tablets, cars, and computers for customers like Apple and Qualcomm. Founded in 1968 by Joo-Jin (James) Kim in Pennsylvania, the company began as a bridge between U.S. chip design and his father's Korean manufacturing operations. Its name blends "America" and "Korea," reflecting that two-country origin story.
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