Following the footsteps of semiconductor bellwethers TSMC and Intel, U.S. head-quartered Micron becomes the first memory giant to secure the funding under the CHIPS Act. According to U.S. Department of Commerce, it has finalized a USD 6.165 billion government subsidy for Micron to support semiconduc...

According to a report by the Economic Daily News, the DRAM market remains sluggish, with prices continuously declining. Industry insiders admit that the current market conditions are worse than anticipated. The report cites sources who attribute the ongoing price corrections in conventional DRAM to ...

Though still working towards the last mile on its 12hi HBM3e qualification with NVIDIA, Samsung seems to be advancing steadily on its HBM4 roadmap. According to South Korean media outlet ZDNet, Samsung is gearing up for mass production of 1c DRAM, a critical component that will determine the company...

The Korea Economic Daily reports that SK Hynix, a leading manufacturer of AI memory chips, plans to produce its sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4) chips using TSMC’s 3nm process technology. These chips are slated for delivery to NVIDIA in the second half of next year. The report not...

When the names of Samsung and SK hynix have been brought up together, their long-standing rivalry in the HBM market may be the first thing that comes to mind. However, the two memory giants now might be surprisingly forming an alliance, as they are joining forces to standardize LPDDR6-PIM products a...