U.S. memory giant Micron announced on June 10 that it had shipped 36GB 12-high HBM4 samples to key customers—reportedly including NVIDIA and other major tech players, as noted by South Korean media outlet Business Post. The report suggests that Micron is now the second of the big three memory m...

As HBM4 has become the next battle ground for memory giants, Samsung seems to be aiming to close its gap with SK hynix through aggressive investment. According to ZDNet, Samsung plans to expand 1c DRAM (6th-gen 10nm-class) production in both Hwaseong and Pyeongtaek, with investments starting by year...

While Samsung races full steam ahead with its 12hi HBM3e validation and HBM4 development, Micron stays under the radar. But according to New Daily, the U.S. memory giant is quietly gaining ground—its 12hi HBM3e yields are rapidly improving, earning rave reviews from major CSPs. Citing Micron’...

Amid rumors of Google moving away from its HBM3E and NVIDIA’s looming test in June, Samsung looks set to turn the tide with its next-gen HBM. According to Korean Economic Daily and ZDNet, the company is in talks to supply customized HBM4 chips to major AI players, with shipments potentially starti...

Amid growing tensions with its longtime TC bonder supplier Hanmi Semiconductor, SK hynix is reportedly taking things a step further. According to Financial News, the HBM leader has started reviewing a full diversification of all Hanmi-supplied equipment—not just TC bonders. While rumors suggest...