Competition in next-generation memory is heating up, and SK hynix is reportedly taking another step to reinforce its leadership in HBM4. According to The Elec, the company has successfully developed system-level testing equipment for its HBM4. The equipment enables memory makers to identify defects ...

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...

Amid market speculation that SK hynix is considering a ¥2 trillion (about KRW 18 trillion) investment to build a memory fab in Japan, the company has officially denied the claim. However, a separate report by Chosun Biz indicates that both Samsung and SK hynix have repeatedly received proposals fro...

While memory titans vie for HBM4 contracts with NVIDIA, another front in the memory race is heating up. According to TechPowerUp, SK hynix and Samsung are preparing to showcase their next-generation LPDDR6 memory at ISSCC 2026 in San Francisco, taking place from February 15–19. The report notes...

As TSMC, Intel, and Samsung kicked off 2nm mass production in late 2025, the spotlight is already shifting to their 1.4nm roadmaps and the rollout of ASML’s next-generation EUV lithography machines. According to Nikkei, citing ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet, Intel, Samsung, and SK hynix are expected ...