2027 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for SK hynix's next-generation NAND ambitions. The company is accelerating its next-generation AI NAND development by teaming up with NVIDIA, aiming to deliver storage performance up to 30 times faster than current enterprise SSDs by 2027, according to ZDNet. ...

HBM4 isn’t even in mass production yet, but the industry is already sketching out HBM9. According to The Elec, Yang Jun-mo, a principal researcher at the Korea Nanofab Center (NNFC), predicts that HBM9—expected to debut around 2040—will deliver performance more than 60 times higher than sixth-...

As Japan’s Kioxia posted weak September earnings in mid-November, its challenges amid the AI boom and rising memory rivals drew attention. DealSite suggests the company faces hurdles in boosting profitability and QLC competitiveness, while industry observers cited by the report say SK hynix treats...

Kim Jung-Ho, a professor at KAIST and widely known as the “father of HBM (High Bandwidth Memory),” recently made a striking statement on a YouTube program: “In the AI era, the balance of power is shifting — from GPU to memory.” According to Kim, memory will play an increasingly pivotal ...

After solidifying its leadership in HBM, SK hynix is teaming up with SanDisk to develop High-Bandwidth NAND Flash (HBF), which enhances HBM with NAND for AI inference workloads. At the same time, the company is reportedly exploring a broader memory spectrum: High-Bandwidth Storage (HBS). As ETnews r...