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HBM grows strongly in 2026 as CSP/ASIC demand lifts HBM3e prices; SK hynix leads, Samsung rebounds, Micron expands TSV.
Server demand is lifting 2Q26 RDIMM contract prices, while the spot market remains weak. SK hynix has seen a surge in profits and is ramping up mass production of new products. Amid low inventory and...
In AI inference, MoE architectures and long-context processing have sharply increased memory-capacity requirements for model weights and KV cache, shifting the bottleneck from insufficient compute to...
Memory pricing hits a historic inflection as server DDR5 profitability overtakes HBM; CSP long-term contracts lock in floors, signaling a sustained upward pricing trend into 2027.
Vision-language-action (VLA) models have become central to the evolution of autonomous driving. Their key advantage lies in significantly improving generalization in long-tail scenarios while enhancin...
Driven by AI and general servers, industry value grows robustly. Despite geopolitical risks and custom chip delays, NVIDIA and AMD's push for premium integrated racks significantly boosts average pric...
TurboQuant breaks language model memory bottlenecks via lossless dimensional compression, drastically boosting efficiency. Plummeting costs spark massive long-sequence application demand, comprehensiv...
Amid persistent memory shortages and climbing contract prices, Micron has seen remarkable growth in its revenue and gross profit, and has signed long-term strategic contracts with clients. Micron has...
NVIDIA's upgraded HBM4 specifications have delayed supplier validations. Samsung, leading in chip performance, is poised to complete certification first and increase market share, while competitors re...
NVIDIA expands its AI factory via integrated GPU, CPU, and LPU racks for training and inference, securing its market lead.
CSPs' AI push fuels HBM shortages and price hikes. Strong conventional DRAM dilutes HBM share; base die production shifts to TSMC.
In 4Q25, DRAM revenue surged due to AI-driven demand and soaring contract prices. Inventory depletion and prioritization of AI caused severe shortages, boosting profitability. For 1Q26, despite season...
NVIDIA achieved record revenue driven by cloud AI and data center dominance. North American CSPs lead demand, establishing the GB series as mainstream and accelerating liquid cooling. However, HBM4 de...
Inventory lows and AI demand drove 4Q25 DRAM revenue via price hikes rather than volume. Samsung regained the market lead. Taiwanese firms benefited from mature node shortages. With supply remaining t...
Samsung currently leads HBM4 validation due to process improvements enhancing stability. SK hynix retains volume leadership despite re-sampling, while Micron trails slightly. Given robust AI demand an...
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