South Korean memory giant SK hynix announced that it has started mass production of the world’s first triple-level cell-based 321-high 4D NAND Flash with a 1Tb capacity. The company plans to provide the 321-high products to customers starting in the first half of next year, according to its press ...

The flames of war continues to spread, as the HBM battle seems to extend to the next-gen products. According to the Korean Economic Daily, Samsung and SK hynix are reportedly developing HBM4 samples for Tesla, as the EV giant joins other U.S. tech giants in the race to develop its own AI chips. T...

According to a report from Commercial Times, citing the Chosun Daily, global semiconductor manufacturers are accelerating their withdrawal from China and shifting focus to Vietnam, expecting intensified U.S. sanctions on China’s semiconductor industry following Trump’s returns to the White House...

Unlike semiconductor equipment makers such as ASML, which are highly exposed to the fluctuation in China, SK hynix’s outlook seems to be promising thanks to the strong HBM demand from U.S. According to its quarterly report released on November 15th, cited by Korean media outlet newdaily, with the ...

Solidigm, a subsidiary of South Korean memory giant SK hynix, announced the release of a new enterprise solid-state drive (SSD) with an industry-leading 122-terabyte capacity designed for AI data centers, noting that the new product doubles the storage capacity of its predecessor, which offered 61.4...