[Global Technology Reporter Wang Huan] According to “Nihon Keizai Shimbun†reported on February 24th, Toshiba, which is entering a business reconstruction, is planning to spin off its semiconductor memory business and establish a new company. It was learned on the 23rd that there is currently data from the US Western Digital (WD). And the United States Micron Technology two companies in the same industry funding proposals. South Korea's SK Hynix and Taiwan’s Hon Hai Precision Industry seem to be discussing funding as well. Data map Toshiba originally planned to sell the new company’s shares at a rate of less than 20%. Toshiba will change the plan and vote on the policy of selling more than half of shares on the 24th board of directors. It will be formally decided at the extraordinary general meeting held in late March. Toshiba puts forward investment conditions that set the company's corporate value at more than 2 trillion yen, and will select alternate companies in early March. We will strive to complete the sale in 2017. Western Digital, which has a relationship with Toshiba in semiconductor manufacturing, and Micron, which competes with Toshiba in the area of ​​NAND flash memory, have started to discuss the investment ratio and amount. Toshiba’s global market share in this area is second only to South Korea’s Samsung Electronics. If it can successfully acquire Toshiba’s semiconductor business, it will increase its ability to negotiate sales with mobile phone manufacturers and data center operators. These companies are likely to jointly fund. Hon Hai is also discussing funding. Hon Hai believes that semiconductor memory is expected to achieve high revenue through external sales, and if it is sold together with the product assembly business, the ability to provide advice to the main industry will also increase. 