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SK hynix breaks ground on the first HBM plant in the US, bringing key AI component production to the States
SK hynix breaks ground on HBM assembly plant in the U.S. that will form a connection between DRAM wafers produced in South Korea and their consumers among AI companies in the U.S.
Hot Chips 2026: High Bandwidth Flash promises massive bandwidth and capacity, but its usability is extremely limited
Premium OXMIQ presented its High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) use-case scenarios at Hot Chips 2026, which dramatically narrow the circumstances under which HBF makes sense.
Hot Chips 2026: SK hynix pushes hybrid bonding to HBM5 as AI memory hits 775-micron ceiling
Premium The problem, per SK, is that HBM cubes are capped at a total thickness of 775 microns, the standard thickness of a 300mm logic wafer.
Nvidia reportedly warns biggest customers of 15% price hikes on AI servers
The increases will take effect on Grace Blackwell and Vera Rubin systems shipping early next year.
SK hynix reaches tentative agreement with disgruntled workers
SK hynix removes 10% operating profit cap for employee profit-sharing program; union agrees to get bonuses in cash and stock.
SK hynix to expand production capacity in China as it mulls Solidigm IPO, report claims
As demand for high-end data center SSDs peak, SK hynix upgrades its Chinese facilities and plans Solidigm listing at NASDAQ.
New HBF spec outlines tech that can give GPUs terabytes of extra memory
Sandisk and SK hynix formally introduce HBF specification that promises up to 3 TB/s of bandwidth eventually, though only four companies are currently interested in the technology.
Memory maker SK hynix's profit rises 557% amid global shortage, expansion costs climb to $27 billion
SK hynix has reported second-quarter revenue of 79.32 trillion won, and operating profit of 60.54 trillion won, the latter up 557% year over year.
Chinese CXMT DRAM doesn't look like the budget savior many were expecting
Chinese retail listings indicate that CXMT-based memory modules are priced similarly to those featuring chips from the big three, despite expectations that they must be cheaper.
South Korean memory giants Samsung and SK Hynix are set to announce massive deals with leading U.S. tech firms, report claims
Samsung and SK Hynix are expected to unveil multibillion-dollar memory-chip partnerships with major U.S. technology companies during South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s visit to San Francisco