As memory plays an ever more pivotal role in AI workloads, major technology firms are reportedly stepping up efforts to recruit South Korean memory experts. According to The Chosun Daily, U.S. companies are conducting targeted hiring campaigns aimed at engineers from Samsung Electronics and SK hynix...

Is China closing the gap with South Korea’s memory giants? An industry veteran says the gap may be wider than assumed. According to The Korea Herald, Shim Dae-yong, a professor of next generation semiconductor at Dong-A University, said the technology gap between Chinese memory makers and their So...

Samsung is stepping up its development of custom HBM logic dies. According to ZDNet, sources say the company is designing logic dies for custom HBM using foundry process nodes as advanced as 2nm. The report adds that Samsung Electronics previously applied a 4nm process to the logic die used in HBM4 ...

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...

At a time when the memory industry is in the midst of a boom deeply driven by artificial intelligence (AI), major memory makers are unanimously shifting their strategic focus toward AI-oriented storage solutions featuring high bandwidth, large capacity, and low power consumption. As demand for high-...