With top memory makers reportedly raising prices amid tight supply, The Chosun Daily, citing TrendForce, highlights that by the end of Q3 2025, global DRAM inventories averaged just 3.3 weeks—matching the lows of 2018 and signaling a supercycle in the memory market could be on the way. The repo...

With HBM turning into a scarce resource in the AI boom and imports effectively off-limits, China is racing to develop its own supply, with major tech firms joining the push. Reuters reports that Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC), the country’s leading NAND maker, is gearing up to enter the DR...

According to The Elec, KAIST Professor Kim Jeong-ho noted that HBF (High Bandwidth Flash)—NAND flash stacked like HBM—could become a decisive factor for the future of AI. As the report explains, HBF resembles HBM in structure, with dies stacked and linked by through-silicon vias (TSVs). The key ...

According to ZDNet, South Korea may lead in memory products like DRAM and NAND flash, but it remains heavily dependent on Japan for critical materials. The report, citing sources, warns that unless localization advances more quickly, this reliance could become a structural risk for the country in th...

As the battle for next-gen HBM intensifies, memory giants are gearing up for a surge in demand from NVIDIA’s Rubin. According to ZDNet, NVIDIA plans to complete HBM4 final qualification tests in Q1 2026. However, EE Times notes that with the U.S. chipmaker racing ahead on GPU development, standard...