On February 25, global memory leader SK hynix announced that its board of directors has approved an additional investment of approx. KRW 21.6 trillion (~ USD 15 billion) for its first semiconductor fabrication plant by the end of December 2030. The funds will be used to finalize construction of t...

Shortly after confirming that it had begun sampling its 192GB SOCAMM2 last October, Micron has moved a step further. According to a new press release, the company has started shipping customer samples of a 256GB SOCAMM2 — currently the highest-capacity LPDRAM module in the industry. Micron said...

With the launch of Micron’s semiconductor assembly and test facility in Sanand, Gujarat on February 28, India has formally stepped onto the global memory map. Below are key highlights of the new plant, its role in Micron’s worldwide operations, and why it represents a pivotal milestone in India�...

Amid soaring memory demand and aggressive product roadmaps from NVIDIA and other big techs, memory giants are racing not just on chip performance but also on cleanroom capacity, each taking a different approach. Financial News reports that Samsung and SK hynix are fast-tracking cleanroom constructio...

Amid speculation that Micron could be left off NVIDIA’s HBM4 supplier roster, CFO Mark Murphy moved swiftly to shut down the narrative. Speaking at the Wolfe Research conference, Murphy rejected what he called “inaccurate reports,” stressing that the firm is already in high-volume production o...