The memory race is accelerating in the AI era, with South Korea’s chip giants preparing new technologies to meet soaring AI demand. According to ZDNet, Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are set to showcase a broad lineup of next-generation DRAM solutions at the 2026 International Solid-State Circui...

SK hynix has emerged as the growth engine of SK Group, powering the conglomerate’s strong performance in global exports. According to Prime Economy and Hinews, SK Group’s exports are on track to surpass last year’s 102.5 trillion won and hit a record-breaking 120-trillion-won total in 2025, fu...

As Japan’s Kioxia posted weak September earnings in mid-November, its challenges amid the AI boom and rising memory rivals drew attention. DealSite suggests the company faces hurdles in boosting profitability and QLC competitiveness, while industry observers cited by the report say SK hynix treats...

With leading memory firms reportedly slowing NAND production expansion in the second half of 2025, prices are climbing sharply on tight supply. Commercial Times, citing industry sources, reports that NAND makers are taking turns raising prices in a steady, ongoing pattern, with NAND prices in the fi...

The next-generation memory race is intensifying, and Samsung is stepping up its push to regain the lead in the DRAM market. According to ETNews, citing sources, the company aims to expand its 1c DRAM production capacity to 200,000 wafers per month by the end of 2026. In specific, the report adds ...