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Samsung Joins The 60 TB SSD Club, Looking Forward To 120 TB Drives

Multiple companies offer high-capacity SSDs, but until recently, only one company offered high-performance 60 TB-class drives with a PCIe interface: Solidigm. As our colleagues from Blocks & Files discovered, Samsung quietly rolled out its BM1743 61.44 TB solid-state drive in mid-June and now envisions 120 TB-class SSDs based on the…

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What is GDDR7 memory — everything you need to know about the upcoming graphics VRAM technology

What is GDDR7 memory, and when will we see it? We dig into the details of the upcoming VRAM technology and cover what it is, along with the benefits it provides.

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SK hynix plans $74.6 billion investment to strengthen its memory chip business — hopes for AI business boost

SK hynix and its parent company wants to invest billions of dollars to focus on AI and semiconductor technologies.

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SK hynix Wraps up Dev Work on High-End PCB01 PCIe 5.0 SSD for OEMs, Launching Later This Year

SK hynix early in Friday announced that the company has finished the development of it's PCB01 PCIe Gen5 SSD, the company's forthcoming high-end SSD for OEMs. Based on the company's new Alistar platform, the PCB01 is designed to deliver chart-topping performance for client machines. And, as a sign of the…

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SK hynix jumps on the AI bandwagon with its first PCIe 5.0 SSD

SK hynix has announced the development of its first PCIe Gen 5 M.2 SSD, dubbed the PCB01. The new drive sports up to 14GB/s of bandwidth and is marketed heavily towards AI-based applications.

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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang plays down competition worries as key supplier disappoints with subdued expectations for AI chip sales

Hype for AI is so feverish that even meeting expectations isn’t enough for investors.

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Micron is the last memory maker to join the EUV party — company aims for EUV DRAM mass production in 2025

Micron reiterates its plans to use EUV for high-volume DRAM production next year as it starts pilot production on a 1-gamma node.

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Nvidia's Meteoric Rise Drove Shares of These Three Suppliers Over 30% Year-to-date

A high demand for semiconductor products that power AI-based services is leading Nvidia to diversify its chip foundry partners, benefitting leading chipmakers worldwide.

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Patent hoarder sues Micron for up to $480 million for infringement — South Korean firm Mimir IP acquired the patents from SK hynix in May

Mimir IP acquired around 1,500 patents from SK hynix just last month, and has now sued Micron and its partners for patent infringement in a seeming proxy battle. Such tactics are becoming increasingly common in the semiconductor industry.

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GPU-boosting GDDR7 memory coming this year — SK hynix retracts comments, launching in Q4

SK hynix retracts comments made by booth rep, claims its GDDR7 memory is on track for mass production in Q4 this year.

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SK hynix: GDDR7 Mass Production To Start in Q4'2024

Update 06/13: SK hynix has sent a note to AnandTech clarifying that the company "plans to start mass production of GDDR7 in the fourth quarter of this year when the relevant market opens up." This article has been updated accordingly. Being a major JEDEC memory standard, GDDR7 is slated to…

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SK hynix and HLDS revive the optical-era Super Multi brand for mainstream flash products – new PS5 Slim cooler and higher-capacity external SSDs also shown

SK hynix and Hitachi-LG Data Storage showed off new flash, a new PS5 Slim SSD cooler, and a revival of the Super Multi brand for mainstream flash storage products at Computex 2024.

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A stray comment from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was enough to give Samsung’s shares a boost

Samsung shares rose 2.8% on Wednesday after Jensen Huang said Nvidia was studying using chips from the Korean chipmaker.

Fortune

Nvidia CEO says Samsung HBM3e not yet ready for AI accelerator certification — Jensen Huang suggests more engineering work is required

In a recent discussion with reporters, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang said the GPU maker is still working on certification for Samsung's most advanced HBM chips for AI use.

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Former SK hynix employee charged with stealing tech for Huawei — Chinese national was arrested at airport

An unidentified Chinese national who once worked for South Korea's SK hynix allegedly took more than 3,000 pages worth of proprietary technology printouts to Huawei

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Samsung archrival discloses more details about key AI memory tech that could end up in Nvidia's purported H300 — HBM4 will have the same die density but 16 layers, a whopping 1.65TBps bandwidth and will be available in 48GB SKUs

SK Hynix has revealed more about HBM4, the key AI memory tech that could end up in Nvidia's purported H300 GPU.

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CHIPs Act throws its weight behind glass packaging for chips — Biden admin invests in SK hynix affiliate

The Biden administration is allocating $75 million of CHIPS Act funding to Absolics to build a plant for glass semiconductor substrates in Georgia. Glass substrates are the next major step forward in semiconductor fabrication.

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Samsung HBM3E chips reportedly fail to meet Nvidia's heat and power requirements — Korean chipmaker continues to struggle for Nvidia HBM3E orders

Samsung's HBM3E reportedly consumes too much power and overheats, so Nvidia does not plan to use them for now.

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Samsung names new CEO as company loses market share to SK hynix, hopes to retake ground as AI demand for memory increases

Samsung Electronics has named Young Hyun Jun its new Head of Device Solutions, apparently to strengthen Samsung's competitiveness in the industry, with his predecessor off to focus on future moves and vision.

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TSMC to build base dies for HBM4 memory on its 12nm and 5nm nodes

TSMC to use 12FFC+ and N5 process technologies to build base dies for HBM4.

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TSMC Readies Next-Gen HBM4 Base Dies, Built on 12nm and 5nm Nodes

Of the several major changes coming with HBM4 memory, one of the most immediate is the sheer width of the memory interface. With the fourth-generation memory standard moving from an already wide 1024-bit interface to a ultra-wide 2048-bit interface, HBM4 memory stacks won't be business as usual; chip manufacturers are…

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Samsung's fiercest rival unveils mobile storage chip that will make phones and laptops faster — SK Hynix claims that its ZUFS tech will boost local AI inference without consuming more resources

Samsung's chief rival SK Hynix has developed a next-generation mobile NAND called ZUFS 4.0.

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Samsung and SK hynix abandon DDR3 production to focus on unrelenting demand for HBM3

Samsung and SK hynix are reportedly finally halting DDR3 production this year. The extreme demand for HBM3 memory has memory manufacturers closing down old fabs to focus on newer tech, thanks to the AI boom.

Tom’s Hardware

Storage manufacturer SK hynix raided by South Korean regulators — investigation into supplier FADU intensifies

SK hynix is the fifth organization to be raided by South Korea's watchdog group as part of its investigation into alleged securities fraud on the part of SSD and controller manufacturer Fadu.

TechRadar

After Nvidia, Samsung vows to abandon consumer focus and concentrate on lucrative enterprise market instead — surge in HBM, enterprise SSD, DDR5 server memory chip expected to drive margins

Samsung has announced plans to focus on producing HBM, DDR5 and SSDs for the enterprise market.

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