Headed for AI PCs and servers Nvidia is preparing up to 800,000 LPDDR-based SOCAMM modules this year ahead of a next-gen SOCAMM 2 launch designed to give its AI products superior performance and higher efficiency while remaining easily upgradeable.

Anticipation is growing for a boost to Korean chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, as the US reversal of restrictions on Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China

SK hynix to reportedly change wafer cutting for its next-gen HBM4 memory and 400-layer NAND flash, as they're becoming increasingly thin.

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Samsung Electronics is anticipated to report a 39% decline in second-quarter operating profit, primarily due to delays in supplying advanced memory chips to AI chip leader Nvidia.

Analysts have said that Samsung has been declining, losing out to competitors because of factors other than the US export restrictions.

China export restrictions affect foundry business while Nvidia has yet to approve tech group’s advanced products

SEOUL] Samsung Electronics’ profit shrank more than expected after encountering hiccups in plans to sell cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) memory to Nvidia. Read more at The Business Times.

** South Korean shares rose on Thursday, led by chipmaker SK Hynix after a rally in its key customer, U.S.-based artificial intelligence chip giant Nvidia, and as investors welcomed the central bank's decision to stand pat on its interest rates.

Samsung Electronics is expected to report a 39% drop in second-quarter operating profit, hit by delays in supplying advanced high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to AI leader Nvidia. According to LSEG SmartEstimate,

Nvidia (NVDA) just hit a staggering $4 trillion market cap, cementing its position as the most dominant force in the AI hardware space. It’s an incredible milestone and one that reflects the