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Memory makers are set to earn $551 billion from the AI boom, twice as much as contract chip manufacturers
By Anton Shilov published
Premium While all makers of microelectronics are set to benefit from the AI supercycle, the memory industry is projected to generate more than twice the revenue of the foundry industry.

Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron team up to block memory hoarding
By Jon Martindale published
Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are teaming up to block memory hoarding.

ASML projects $71 billion in revenue by 2030, as demand for EUV lithography machines intensifies due to AI boom
By Anton Shilov published
Premium ASML is on track to boost its annual sales to up to $71 billion by 2030 as demand for EUV tools set records.

SK hynix invests $10 billion in creating a U.S.-based 'AI solutions' company
By Jon Martindale published
Premium Solidigm brand to be spun off into a new subsidiary in the process

SK hynix to spend $13 billion on the world's largest HBM memory assembly plant amid the worst shortage on record
By Anton Shilov published
Premium Company prepares for next-gen HBM4E, HBM5, and HBM5E memory.

SK hynix shows 16-Hi HBM4 memory for AI accelerators
By Anton Shilov published
SK Hynix demonstrates 48 GB HBM4 memory with a 2,048-bit interface over at up to10 GT/s

SanDisk to double price of 3D NAND for enterprise SSDs in Q1 2026
By Anton Shilov published
Sandisk and other key suppliers of 3D NAND are projected to significantly increase prices of enterprise-grade 3D NAND memory in the coming months due to overwhelming demand from the AI sector.

U.S. allows TSMC to import chipmaking equipment to its China fabs
By Jowi Morales published
The U.S. is playing it safe when it comes to chipmaking tools entering China.

SK hynix to build first U.S. packaging plant for HBM
By Luke James published
SK hynix is bringing its HBM ambitions to U.S. soil with a $3.9 billion plan to build its first domestic manufacturing facility — a 2.5D advanced packaging plant in West Lafayette, Indiana.

U.S. grants Samsung and SK hynix 2026 licenses for chipmaking tool shipments to China — annual approvals replace dated waiver system
By Luke James published
The U.S. government has approved annual export licenses allowing Samsung Electronics and SK hynix to ship chipmaking equipment to their manufacturing facilities in China throughout 2026.
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