US EditionSK hynix said to win sole HBM3E supply deal for Microsoft chip
- On Jan. 27, Business Korea reported SK hynix will exclusively supply HBM3E for Microsoft's Maia 200, unveiled on Jan. 26 and boosting inference efficiency about 30% per dollar.
- Amid tight HBM supplies, SK hynix's solid partnerships and proven mass-production quality support its role as a supplier while demand outpaces supply, triggering shortages expected into next year.
- High-Bandwidth memory drives faster data processing, and SK hynix's HBM revenue more than doubled last year, boosting its performance in servers and consumer devices.
- Investors will watch Thursday's earnings briefings, where industry sources say SK hynix appears to be participating as the exclusive supplier of HBM3E for Microsoft's Maia 200, with Counterpoint Research estimating SK hynix will hold about 50 percent of the global HBM4 market in 2026.
- Nvidia's allocations show about 70% of its HBM4 demand going to SK hynix, which is preparing full-scale HBM4 production while Samsung Electronics plans to begin production next month.
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