Please note that this article cites information from The Register, Tom’s Hardware, PC Gamer, The Korea Herald, SK hynix, and Chosun Biz. Following strong Q2 earnings, Micron pointed to autonomous vehicles as a potential future growth driver for memory demand. According to The Register, the comp...

As the AI industry shifts from model training toward inference — existing memory architectures are increasingly reaching their limits, positioning HBF (High Bandwidth Flash) as a key next-generation solution. Marking a major step forward, SK hynix and Sandisk jointly hosted the “HBF Spec. Standa...

SK hynix has unveiled a new semiconductor architecture concept centered on High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), a memory technology that stacks multiple NAND flash dies. According to Hankyung, the company recently outlined the concept—dubbed “H3”—in a paper presented at the Institute of Electrical an...

As AI workloads continue to grow, high-bandwidth flash (HBF) is gaining momentum, with experts forecasting earlier-than-expected commercialization. According to Sisa Journal, KAIST professor Joungho Kim—widely regarded as the “father of HBM”—indicates that Samsung Electronics and SanDisk pla...

AI is reshaping the data center SSD market, with SLC-based AI SSDs gaining traction as a next-generation storage solution. According to ZDNet, data center SSDs have traditionally prioritized higher storage capacity, but major memory companies are now shifting toward SLC (single-level cell)–based d...