According to Chosun Biz, Samsung Electronics has reportedly decided to cut NAND flash production at its Xi’an plant in China, its largest manufacturing base for the memory chips. The move appears to be a strategic effort to protect profitability as a global NAND oversupply persists, leading to a p...

The meeting between AI accelerator giant NVIDIA and HBM leader SK hynix may be one of the most anticipated events at CES 2025. Following the talks with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won confirmed the company’s positive advancements in next-gen HBMs, saying that its chip devel...

Is the winter really coming in the memory market just as 2025 kick starts? In addition to rumors of major players scaling down traditional DRAM production, a ZDNet report suggests that Samsung and SK hynix have recently cut back on legacy NAND production and begun upgrading underutilized old facilit...

According to a report from Central News Agency, citing Korea JoongAng Daily, South Korea's share of chip exports to China has declined, while exports to Taiwan and Vietnam have increased. This trend could be attributed to factors such as the intensifying U.S.-China chip war, rising semiconductor de...

South Korean memory giant SK hynix announced in late September, 2024, that it has begun mass production of the world’s first 12-layer HBM3E with 36GB. Now it seems that the company is making good progress on 16-layer products as well. According to its press release, SK hynix will showcase its 16-l...