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...

A report from TechNews, citing Tom’s Hardware, indicates that in response to the rapidly growing demand driven by AI, SK hynix, Samsung, and Micron are all accelerating the development of HBM products, and recently Micron has revealed plans for its HBM4 and HBM4E. Micron shows in its AI memory po...

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...

The flames of war continues to spread, as the HBM battle seems to extend to the next-gen products. According to the Korean Economic Daily, Samsung and SK hynix are reportedly developing HBM4 samples for Tesla, as the EV giant joins other U.S. tech giants in the race to develop its own AI chips. T...