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SK hynix announces the world's first 48GB 16-Hi HBM3E memory — Next-gen PCIe 6.0 SSDs and UFS 5.0 storage are also in the works
SK hynix touts a 32% performance increment in inference vs its 12-Hi offerings.
A few weeks ago, SK hynix unveiled a 12-Hi variant of its HBM3E memory - securing contracts from AMD (MI325X) and Nvidia (Blackwell Ultra). Raking in record profits last quarter, SK hynix is in full steam once again as the giant has just announced a 16-layer upgrade to its HBM3E lineup, boasting capacities of 48GB (3GB per individual die) per stack. (Image credit: SK hynix)That's not all as the company is actively working on PCIe 6.0 SSDs, high-capacity QLC (Quad Level Cell) eSSDs aimed at AI servers, and UFS 5.0 for mobile devices.
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