The next-generation memory race is intensifying, and Samsung is stepping up its push to regain the lead in the DRAM market. According to ETNews, citing sources, the company aims to expand its 1c DRAM production capacity to 200,000 wafers per month by the end of 2026. In specific, the report adds ...

According to ZDNet, Samsung Electronics is ramping up efforts to secure production capacity for 1c DRAM as it aims to take an early lead in HBM4. Industry sources say the company plans to complete equipment investments for 1c DRAM at its Pyeongtaek Campus 4 (P4) by the first half of next year. Sa...

With hopes of turning the tide in the HBM4 era resting on its progress in 1c DRAM, Samsung has reportedly made a major leap in yield rates. According to Sedaily, the company recently achieved yields of 50–70% in tests for its sixth-generation 10nm-class DRAM (1c DRAM) wafers—a jump from the sub-...

As AI chip giants like NVIDIA and AMD race ahead with next-gen HBM adoption, SK hynix is reportedly taking a more cautious stance on the investment in 1c DRAM (6th-gen 10nm-class), according to South Korean media outlet the bell. The move reflects the company’s strategy to double down on the more ...