Samsung, SK Hynix and other giants are adjusting their production capacity and investment plans, expecting the shortage …
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Samsung Electronics plans to advance the production start date of its first chip factory in Yongin to 2029.
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SK Hynix expects HBM prices to double by 2027.
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SK Hynix CEO: The shortage of memory chips may last until after 2030.
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Institutions: The storage sector faces a structural shortage lasting several years, with the large-scale implementation of CPO delayed until the end of 2028.
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Institutions: HBM4 prices may rise to $4-5 per thousand bits in the second half of this year due to AI demand and capacity bottlenecks, locking half of the global DRAM capacity by major manufacturers.
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Trump announced that Micron will invest $250 billion in the U.S. to manufacture storage chips.
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Storage chip stocks have fallen over 20% in the past few weeks, with underlying logic facing reevaluation.
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Yangtze Memory Technologies announced its IPO advisory team, consisting of a total of 31 people from CITIC and CITIC Securities.
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Reports indicate that TSMC's CoWoS monthly capacity target for 2027 is at least 200,000 wafers.
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Samsung Electronics is developing an AI PC-specific chip called GAIA, which has been sent to Lenovo and HP for sample testing.
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Omdia: Component costs continue to rise, exacerbating the polarization of storage configurations in smartphones
