The Latest Breaking News from SK Hynix

It's not a big problem at the moment, but don't be surprised if, at the end of it all, you'll just be paying more for your PC parts.

The U.S. has revoked the authorizations that allowed Samsung (OTC:SSNLF) and SK Hynix to receive American semiconductor manufacturing equipment in China.

On Wednesday, SoftBank Group (OTC:SFTBF) (OTC:SFTBY) shares fell sharply in Tokyo as investors reacted to its $2 billion investment in Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC), with broader Asian technology stocks sliding in tandem after a U.S. market pullback led by Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA).

SK Hynix projects 30% annual growth in high-bandwidth memory until 2030, mainly driven by AI demand.

Sandisk and SK Hynix developing High Bandwidth Flash, a hybrid memory design combining DRAM-like speed with NAND capacity to expand AI performance and efficiency.

SK hynix has taken to Twitter/X to compare its delicately stacked HBM4 to some deliciously layered s’mores.

SK Hynix sees the AI-focused High Bandwidth Memory market growing about 30% each year to 2030, approaching $98B. Holding 70% share, it’s banking on custom designs, HBM4, and U.S. expansion to keep its edge—despite looming oversupply, rising competition, and the uncertainty of trade politics.

Intel's turnaround is fueled by premier foundry customers, an aggressive AI strategy, and a resurgent core business, offering a compelling value proposition.

Sandisk and SK hynix have announced they're collaborating on High Bandwidth Flash (HBF)—a potential alternative to traditional, DRAM-based HBM for AI GPUs. Instead of only relying on DRAM, HBF adds NAND to the memory stack, allowing for non-volatility that can cut energy (and thermal) costs, along with upping the storage…