Korean AI Memory Chip Guru to Unveil Road Map for Next-Generation HBMs

Korean AI memory chip guru to unveil road map for next-generation HBMs

Professor Kim Joung-ho of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), widely recognized as a leading expert in high-bandwidth memory (HBM) design, will present a 15-year roadmap for...

Graphic cards began as accelerator cards that worked as an optional accessory/component on PCs. However, as soon as they went from this to GPU, we saw how they became a fundamental piece in computers. Whether we want to use them for play or work, the graphics cards that we can buy today are very powerful and with the latest NVIDIA RTX 50 we have achieved a great bandwidth thanks to GDDR7 memory. For professional GPUs that are used in the field o…

SK Hynix 12Hi HBM4 36 GB Memory Mass Production Scheduled for October

SK Hynix is gearing up to kick off mass production of its 12-High HBM4 modules in October 2025, a move timed to support the launch of NVIDIA’s next AI-focused GPU, codenamed “Rubin,” in early 2026.

SK Hynix Plans Mass Production of 12Hi HBM4 Memory in October 2025 to Support NVIDIA's Rubin GPU Architecture

Key Takeaway: SK Hynix will begin mass-producing advanced 12Hi HBM4 memory chips in October 2025, targeting NVIDIA’s upcoming Rubin GPU platform and marking a significant milestone in high-bandwidth memory technology. What Is HBM4 Memory and Why Does It Matter? High Bandwidth Memory 4 (HBM4) represents the latest generation of specialized memory technology designed for artificial […] The post SK Hynix Plans Mass Production of 12Hi HBM4 Memory in…

SK Hynix plans to begin mass production of its latest high-bandwidth memory, 12Hi HBM4, in October this year, while also preparing for the launch of Nvidia's Rubin GPUs next year. SK Hynix's 12Hi HBM4 features 12 layers of 24Gb DRAM chips, with a total capacity of 36GB per module and... The post Up to 36GB and 2TB/s: SK Hynix to Mass Produce 12Hi HBM4 Ahead of Nvidia's Rubin GPUs first appeared on SE7EN.ws.