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SK Hynix Begins to Supply Next-Generation AI-Focused Memory 「HBM4E」 12-Layer Stack Samples

SK Hynix Begins to Supply Next-Generation AI-Focused Memory 「HBM4E」 12-Layer Stack Samples

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/06/18 02:03

BlockBeats News, June 18th, according to Securities Times, SK Hynix announced on the 18th that the company has supplied 12-layer HBM4E samples to key customers. This product is the next-generation ultra-high-performance DRAM for Artificial Intelligence (AI). It has a pin speed of up to 16Gbps, improving energy efficiency by over 20% and enhancing the data processing capabilities required for AI training and inference.

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