As South Korean memory giant SK hynix claimed that its HBM development speed has surpassed NVIDIA’s request, U.S.-headquartered Micron is also working on the next-gen HBM product at full throttle. According to a report from ETNews, Micron is currently conducting final equipment tests for the HBM3E...

The meeting between AI accelerator giant NVIDIA and HBM leader SK hynix may be one of the most anticipated events at CES 2025. Following the talks with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won confirmed the company’s positive advancements in next-gen HBMs, saying that its chip devel...

Following Micron’s sequential doubling of HBM sales in the previous quarter, the U.S. memory giant is making strides in overseas expansion amid the AI boom. According to Micron’s press release, it breaks ground on a new HBM packaging facility in Singapore on January 8. With an estimated investme...

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang takes center stage again at CES 2025, as he unveiled several AI advancements in addition to the powerful GeForce RTX 50 GPU, built on its next-gen Blackwell architecture. Notably, he also made an update on Samsung’s HBM3E verification, as per South Korean media outlet Korea...

South Korean memory giant SK hynix announced in late September, 2024, that it has begun mass production of the world’s first 12-layer HBM3E with 36GB. Now it seems that the company is making good progress on 16-layer products as well. According to its press release, SK hynix will showcase its 16-l...