Intel Reportedly Nearing a Packaging Deal with Memory Giant SK Hynix
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New information coming from Taiwan reflects a reality that can have a very significant impact on the AI sector, and bounce, to that of PC and laptops. SK Hynix is reportedly testing Intel’s EMIB technology to validate its HBM memory on a 2.5D packaging route other than TSMC’s CoWoS. How could it touch the consumer sector? Precisely releasing a little pressure on Taiwan’s, or a lot, depending on how many get on the blues car against the reds.
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A week that saw SK Hynix’s market valuation briefly surpass $900 billion has also laid bare the two-pronged strategy the memory giant is pursuing to lock in its dominance: tapping sovereign wealth from the Gulf while simultaneously moving to reduce its reliance on TSMC’s bottlenecked packaging technology. The stock hit an intraday record of 1,949,000 […] The post SK Hynix’s Dual Strategy: Gulf Capital Flows In as Intel Packaging Emerges as Plan …
Intel gains on reports SK Hynix partnership could boost chip-packaging business
Shares of Intel (INTC) rose on Monday amid growing optimism that the chipmaker could secure a significant new customer for its semiconductor packaging technology, strengthening investor confidence in the company’s foundry ambitions.Intel stock climbed 3% to $128.76 in afternoon trading, extending a remarkable rally that has seen the shares surge more than 225% this year.The latest gains followed reports that South Korean memory-chip maker SK Hyn…
Intel must soon sign up with a large customer for the chip manufacturing unit. The company has invested huge amounts of money in this unit, but so far it has not achieved any large external customer, except for a partnership with Terafab, by Elon Musk – designed to serve Tesla and other companies associated with Musk – whose details are unclear. But things can change now that Intel is in negotiations with South Korean chip manufacturer SK Hynix …
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