The surge in demand for NVIDIA's AI processors has made High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) a key product that memory giants are eager to develop. However, according to South Korean media DealSite cited by Wccftech on March 4th, the complex architecture of HBM has resulted in low yields, making it difficul...

The U.S. memory giant Micron Technology has started the mass production of high-bandwidth memory "HBM3e," which will be utilized in NVIDIA's latest AI chips. Micron stated on February 26th that HBM3e consumes 30% less power than its competitors, meeting the demands of generative AI applications...

Currently, the top three leaders—Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron—in the HBM sector are undergoing unprecedented expansion. Below is an overview of the progress made by each of these giants in the realm of HBM: Samsung: HBM Production to Increase 2.5 Times in 2024, Another 2 Times in 2025 S...

South Korean memory giant SK Hynix has confirmed record-breaking sales of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) over the past few months, driving profitability in the fourth quarter and predicting an industry-wide recovery. According to Wccftech, SK Hynix Vice President Kim Ki-tae stated on February 21st...

During the "SEMICON Korea 2024" event held recently in Seoul, Chun-hwan Kim, Vice President of global memory giant SK hynix, revealed that the company's HBM3e has entered mass production, with plans to commence large-scale production of HBM4 in 2026. According to a report from Business Korea, Chu...