Market reports suggest Nvidia's new product release cycle has shortened from two to a year, sparking intense competition among major memory companies in the realm of next-gen High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) technology. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are fervently competing, with SK Hynix currently holdin...

According to South Korean media Chosun Biz's report, the prices of all memory products, encompassing servers, mobile devices, and PCs, are on the rise. This trend, combined with the thriving development of the AI market, is expected to result in even higher profitability for High-Bandwidth Memory (...

China's top panel makers, including BOE, TCL CSOT, HKC, and CEC-CHOT, are cutting production to support TV panel prices. Speculations indicate a capacity utilization drop below 60% in the first quarter, benefiting Taiwanese panel companies like Innolux and AUO. Despite these efforts, industry source...

According to the expreview's report, due to the surge in demand for AI applications and the market's need for more powerful solutions, NVIDIA plans to shorten the release cycle of new products from the original 2 years to 1 year. Regarding its HBM partner, although validations for various samples ar...

In recent years, the dynamics of the memory market have undergone significant changes, with South Korean memory giants Samsung and SK Hynix facing intense competition from Chinese firms. They are experiencing heightened competitive pressures, and the technological gap is steadily narrowing. As pe...