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Nvidia refutes reports of HBM4 mass production delay, production 'on track' for the second half of 2025
By Luke James Published
Premium HBM4 memory is now expected to reach volume production no earlier than the end of Q1 2026 due to Nvidia's decision to revise its memory specs upward for its next-gen Rubin GPU platform.

SK hynix expands U.S. presence with new Bellevue, Seattle office in efforts to get closer to its largest customers
By Luke James Published
Premium SK hynix is expanding its U.S. presence with a new office in the Seattle metropolitan area, placing the world’s leading HBM supplier within minutes of Nvidia, Amazon, and Microsoft.

Industry preps new 'cheap' HBM4 memory spec with narrow interface, but it isn't a GDDR killer
By Anton Shilov Published
A GDDR killer from the HBM camp? Not quite.

HBM undergoes major architectural shakeup as TSMC and GUC detail HBM4, HBM4E and C-HBM4E
By Anton Shilov Published
Premium HBM memory evolves with demand.

Micron teams up with TSMC to deliver HBM4E, targeted for 2027
By Luke James Published
Premium Micron has confirmed it will partner with TSMC to manufacture the base logic die for its next-generation HBM4E memory, with production targeted for 2027.

SK hynix completes development of HBM4
By Anton Shilov Published
SK hynix has finalized development of its HBM4 memory stacks with a 2,048-bit interface and 10 GT/s speed, 25% above JEDEC specs.

SK hynix wants you to buy s’more HBM4 to satisfy your high-tech cravings
By Mark Tyson Published
SK hynix has taken to Twitter/X to compare its delicately stacked HBM4 to some deliciously layered s’mores.

HBM roadmaps for Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix: To HBM4 and beyond
By Anton Shilov Published
Premium We've compiled a full roadmap of HBM memory for SK hynix, Micron, and Samsung, including HBM3, HBM3E, HBM4, and HBM4E.

HBM development roadmap revealed: HBM8 with a 16,384-bit interface and embedded NAND in 2038
By Anton Shilov Published
KAIST has a roadmap projecting the evolution of high-bandwidth memory from HBM4 to HBM8 through 2038, detailing major gains in bandwidth, capacity, I/O width, power, and even system architecture.
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