Fresh off its inaugural overseas Foundry Direct Connect event in Seoul last week, Intel—keen to sharpen its lead in AI chips—is reportedly teaming up with SK hynix to co-develop next-generation AI accelerators, South Korea’s Newsis reports. At the Intel AI Summit on July 1, SK hynix VP Jung...

As Intel pushes to grow its presence among external clients, South Korea—a major memory and semiconductor powerhouse—has emerged as a prime target. According to the bell, Team Blue is actively promoting its foundry services to companies including LG Electronics, Hyundai Mobis, AI chip startup Re...

The U.S. Commerce Department is mulling to revoke licenses previously granted to major chipmakers like TSMC, Samsung, and SK hynix—a move that could create fresh obstacles for their operations in China, according to Reuters. Citing the Wall Street Journal, Wccftech points out that Jeffrey Kessl...

As Samsung pushes to accelerate 1c DRAM development and regain ground in the HBM4 race, current leader SK hynix is pulling ahead with custom HBM solutions for tech giants. According to the Korea Economic Daily, its first customized HBM—likely HBM4E—is set to debut in the second half of 2026. ...

As AI chip giants like NVIDIA and AMD race ahead with next-gen HBM adoption, SK hynix is reportedly taking a more cautious stance on the investment in 1c DRAM (6th-gen 10nm-class), according to South Korean media outlet the bell. The move reflects the company’s strategy to double down on the more ...